Robots take over South End gallery

Robots are the draw at the South End's Space 242 gallery on Friday night for the opening of "I…YOU…WE…ROBOT!" The exhibit, subtitled "A Visual Homage To Our Inner Geek" offers works in all kinds of mediums from more than 70 artists. And as Space 242 is "Boston's low brow destination" you can count on quite a few of them being both funny and reasonably affordable. But you know, mostly I just like robots. The opening reception is 6-8 on Friday at the gallery, 242 E. Berkeley St., second floor. It's free and open to the public with RSVP at www.space242.com. On the left, that's  "Louie" by Tom Torrey. After the jump we have a few more very cool 'bots.Tom Servo would be proud.

 

Above: "Atomic," by Rhonda Ratray. Below, "Checta (Petroglifo #3)" by Andrew Sloan, "David and Goliath" by Robert Maloney and, bottom, "Sohil" by Skunk.