Join us for what is sure to be a lively and engaging conversation with Eva Goetz and the team behind her vibrant and dynamic exhibition, "Think A Bot It":

Alan Lukas: Engineering & Programming
Ben Clay: Photography & Layout
David Sansoucy: Engineering & Development
David Schmoyer: Engineering & Development
David Talbot: Technical Writing &
Development
Erik West: Carpentry & Development
Eva Rose Goetz: Director, Concept, Art &
Development
Sarah Speare: Poetry & Development

Goetz’s installation is a space for discussion and wonder. Large friendly robots demand our attention - waving to us with coded messages and signals asking us for HELP and to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN. Colorful and playful, the work is also a serious platform where deep questions are considered: Are we marching toward a future filled with health and well-being or are we on a destructive course, drunk and blinded with new creative ability? Are we fully considering the impact of innovations on society (democracy) and our planet?

Born in Texas with Mexico next door, Eva Goetz was influenced by the land: the bright and dusty colors found both within the landscape and in narrative folk paintings. Such colors punctuate Goetz’s robots in the form of dots. As the artist explains:

“Dots are both energy and form. As circles, dots can become windows into consciousness. As points, dots can punctuate beginnings and endings. Or perhaps dots are points of light or energetic origins or infinity itself. We all begin and end somewhere.”

This event is free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first served.