Survival Research Laboratories
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A group of artists and technologist led by Mark Pauline building a variety of performance art pieces that are either from the future or your nightmares, possibly both.
I've known about SRL since the late 70's when Mark Pauline first started the group. I followed their activities and looked for any opportunity to get involved, but they were in San Fran and I was in Austin so distance was a problem. While working for Discovery Hall, a hands-on science museum here in Austin I was involved in starting the Austin Robot Group. In 1996 I got to work on the Austin SRL show and it was everything I had hoped!!!
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I've known about SRL since the late 70's when Mark Pauline first started the group. I followed their activities and looked for any opportunity to get involved, but they were in San Fran and I was in Austin so distance was a problem. While working for Discovery Hall, a hands-on science museum here in Austin I was involved in starting the Austin Robot Group. In 1996 I got to work on the Austin SRL show and it was everything I had hoped!!!
This twine sponsored by Solar Soyuz Zaibatsu.
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The Toy Joy - Roxie Art Show 4-9-09Toy Joy in Austin, Tx is having a art show tonight at Moxie's from 6-10pm. Further direction, The Toy Joy art show will be at Moxie Designer's Co-Op. It's in the building at the corner of 2110 S. Lamar and Oxford, One block south of Office Depot on the West side. There is a barber shop, ...
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The World’s Largest Cardboard Vortex CannonCardboard box vortex cannons are really friggin’ cool, and they are often used to entertain Japanese school children in science class. Because of this exposure to vortex cannons, a viewer requested that the television program Hey! Spring of Trivia, create a gigantic vortex cannon and see if it ...
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The Robot GroupA group of people pursuing robots and applications of same for nearly 20 years. I got involved with the group in 1998 when David Santos and some other people walked into Discovery Hall and asked for help. Discovery Hall was a now defunct hands-on science museum here in Austin. It was located at ...
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