ROBOBOY – Fantasy Comic Strip
Originally created 1995 – 2002

There exists a world where droids and robots almost forgot about their human heritage, if they ever had one. An independent machine mind world. Occasionally visited by time travellers, reporting the Robo World as something beyond our common concepts.

Last known human organism (80% biological) who visited their world and, apparently, had contact with inhabitants, never returned. He was considered mad when embarking the mission. Nobody expected him to return. He didn’t.

Some believe he adapted, and became one of them. A convert! ‘robo -human’ with artificial intelligence crammed into fragile parts of his body. We probably will never know. It is happening in a future beyond sub space transmitters. It’s happening in the odd world of Roboboy and his best friend Robogirl.

(story will continue)

Below you’ll find a feed from Google news searching worldwide for the latest posted art exhibition reviews. These reviews are intercepted as posted by reviewers from a veriety of worldwide online newsmedia.

Current news feed from Google news on the keywords – art, exhibition and review

Museum and Gallery Listings - New York Times -

New York Times

Museum and Gallery Listings New York Times The largest exhibition of works from the Met's extensive holdings in French Art Deco fills a large gallery to overflowing with nearly 150 examples of art, ... and more »

Art in Review - New York Times -

New York Times

Art in Review New York Times As seen in this knockout exhibition, they are consistently overcast, bordering on gloomy. Dominated by grayish shades of reds and blues, the images date ... and more »

FX Harsono's Rebellious, Critical Voice Against 'Big Power' in Indonesia - New York Times -

FX Harsono's Rebellious, Critical Voice Against 'Big Power' in Indonesia New York Times Some of his seminal works are now on show at the Singapore Art Museum as part of “FX Harsono: Testimony,” which runs until May 9. The exhibition traces the ... and more »

A US Moment for Yves Klein - New York Times -

New York Times

A US Moment for Yves Klein New York Times Examples of all these works will be included in the exhibition, which opens in Washington on May 20 before traveling to the Walker, where it will be on view ... and more »

Art review The RobertsJohn McLean - Scotsman -

Art review The RobertsJohn McLean Scotsman The Roberts were already an inseparable couple as students at Glasgow School of Art. Student work by both of them in an exhibition at the Scottish Gallery ... and more »

Masters of Modern Art Exhibit Set for Abu Dhabi Festival 2010, 3/20-4/7 - Broadway World -

Masters of Modern Art Exhibit Set for Abu Dhabi Festival 2010, 3/20-4/7 Broadway World The exhibition will feature a joint collection of works by two of the greatest living masters of Middle Eastern art - sculptors Parviz Tanavoli and Adam ...

Gallery Review | Gardner Museum's Renaissance terracotta exhibit highlights ... - Tufts Daily -

Gallery Review | Gardner Museum's Renaissance terracotta exhibit highlights ... Tufts Daily Though terracotta sculpture of the Italian Renaissance is not an art form widely exhibited in Boston art museums, the techniques of its creation and ...

Always Outrageous, Frequently Disturbing - New York Times -

New York Times

Always Outrageous, Frequently Disturbing New York Times The answer delivered by this completely engrossing yet sadly flawed exhibition is: deeply, madly, truly. The latest on the arts, coverage of live events, ... and more »

Taking It With You in Ancient Egypt - New York Times -

New York Times

Taking It With You in Ancient Egypt New York Times One of the exhibition's least prepossessing objects is a terra-cotta sarcophagus lid molded rather crudely into a cartoonish, bust-length portrait of a man. ... and more »

Jenny Holzer, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead - Independent -

Jenny Holzer, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead Independent Her latest exhibition arrives fresh from the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, the Whitney in New York and Basel's Beyeler Foundation. ... and more »