Subdirectories of Kinetic Art:
Websites on Kinetic Art: About Rolling Balls & 'Moving' Art Online exhibition and information devoted to the subject of Rolling Ball Sculptures, mechanical sculptures and kinetic art. Amorphic Robot Works ARW is a group of artists and engineers creating closely interactive sculptural machine performances. Contact information included. Animated objects Kinetic art of Paul Walboom. Cabaret Mechanical Theatre Museum of automata (mechanical sculpture). Covent Garden, London. Over 70 humorous machines come to life at touch of button. Handmade automata, videos, kits, card cutouts. Free ticket, pictures and animations. Data Base of Kinetic Art Kineticus is devoted to the subject of kinetic art. The web site gets permanently updated by its members, linked artists and guests. Contact information included. In English and German. Evidence by Rebecca A. Barrington Performance documenting December 25, 2000 including Christmas and the Solar Eclipse with snow graffiti. Figurative Kinetic Sculpture by Steve Stackpole Unique figurative wood and metal kinetic sculpture influenced by automata, folk art and a lifelong love of mechanics. Futurelic Robotic organisms and animatronic interfaces for technomyths. Photos and contact information included. Information Please: Kinetic Art Definition of the term. Kimon Fotiadis Creator of kinetic art, design, installations, performances and software applications. Kinetic artist Clayton Whitehouse Photos of the artist's kinetic art and sculpture, profile and contact information. Located in Islamorada, Florida. The Motoman Project A machine/robot performance based experiment dedicated to the expansion of creativity through the exploration of human imagination. A collaboration of work by machine artists, kinetic sculptors, and audio and video technicians. Seemen Collaborative exploration of the dark side of applied engineering in interactive robotic and kinetic art. Steinke, Matthew Uses kinetic and sound sculpture to portray biological and social dysfunction while seeking to debunk mythologies of progress. Survival Research Laboratories Performance art project employing a unique set of ritualized interactions between machines, robots, and special effects devices, employed in developing themes of socio-political satire.
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