R O B O H E A D S
[A Special AIGA Miami Season Opener]
Miami Art Central
5960 SW 57th Ave
Miami, Florida 33143
AIGA Miami kicks off its 2008-2009 season in true techie form with
R O B O H E A D S. This conceptual launch event will introduce the organization's new board to chapter members and start the buzz for an exciting winter season.
A dozen new young board members - ranging from graphic designers to copywriters to PR executives - chosen this year will spearhead a range of activities across the design spectrum. As always, AIGA Miami promises a season of top-level programming such as live lectures from design stars, major exhibitions of local talent and cutting-edge publications.
Meet and greet other bots, groove to smooth mechanical beats, and celebrate with the local chapter of America's oldest design organization.
FIND IT. DRAW IT. MAKE IT. PAINT IT.
1. Find a your-head-sized box
2. Doodle (or google) a robot head
3. Create your own with robotic found objects (buttons, wires, switches and bleepers)
4. Pop eye-holes for visibility
5. Paint it or spray paint it (we recommend at least 5 days ahead)
6. WEAR IT!
Admission is free for those wearing robotheads, and free for AIGA members.
$10 for all others.
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Comments (5)
I saw some AWESOME robot heads last night. Thank you all who participated and all who came out to support us. -S
Posted by: Saybel on October 17, 2008
Wow, what a great idea. I wanna play too. Cool idea- robot heads. Timothy Leistner
Posted by: Timothy on October 16, 2008
we should have AIGA events like these more often.
Posted by: Krystle Edelstein on October 10, 2008
I'm ready! i got my robot head ready. but i made it with a plastic milk crate and added a bunch of wires. it's awesome! see you there...
Posted by: Rick on October 8, 2008
I'm making my robot head out of reusable materials. -I found my box at BJs (lots of options there) -Looking for old electronics around the house to add for accessories and also those left over nails and bolts from previous projects. -I'm painting it with left over paints from school and adding some texture by gluing some left over papers from swatch books. No need to spend any money just use some creativity.
Posted by: S on September 30, 2008
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