Holy Crap! We went to Amsterdam!

We were far away, but we have PICTURES!
Here's what we went to:

ROBODOCK

Here are some gorgeous glowing pictures from various Flaming Lotii:

John DeVenezia

Jonathan Foote

DOEI!

Suzun Hughes

Surfboy

FOPZ

PRESS sites

We consider ourselves honored and incredibly lucky to have been allowed to participate. Qbox, The Seemen and The Flaming Lotus Girls would like to thank everybody at Robodock and in the States who had anything to do with anything about getting us there and back.

In Other News:

We Are building a garden out of a toxic waste site!
WE think it's a good idea. . .
Come see what it might look like.

Email Jennalex for more details.

Studios

The Box Shop has table space, shop space, storage space, and studio space, all in one happy location!
Email Tony for details, or call (415) 642-SHOP.

Shop

Our shop is equipped with a variety of welders, metal benders, areas to hoist your heavy sculpture, comfy counches for taking a break, and all the electricity you could want (within reason),
See Tony The Shop Steward for details.

Qbox Recommends

Books, kits, other stuff for kinetic fun and mechatronic excitement

OTHER ODDITIES

Interactive? We'll give you interactive. . .

We're Broke.

Mission Statement

QBOX supports the creation, presentation, discussion and preservation of mechanical, kinetic and electronic art in the Bay Area. We provide emerging and established artists with a much-needed local forum for their ideas and their art. Our programs help subsidize the creation of local art by sharing a substantial portion of our proceeds with the artists whose work we present. We create an artistic environment that encourages cross-cultural, cross-generational, collaborative interaction between art organizations, artists and audience members alike.
Additonal Revelations and Sundry Background Information

"On behalf of the whole crew I'd like to thank all of those involved with Power Tool Drag Racing for their assistance to us over the past eight weeks. Whether a contestant or working with the event, thank you for allowing us to work around and at times over you. It's not easy having cameras in your home, work-space or when you competed over the weekend, so we appreciate you giving us that access. Without you and your amazing creations we wouldn?t have a series. Some of the crew begin returning to New Zealand on Tuesday. Editing begins on episode one in early July, with the four-part series scheduled for completion January 2005. We'll be working closely with Jim and Charlie, so they'll be able to keep you updated. At this stage Discovery will wait till they have seen the cut of episode one, before scheduling the series for transmission."