Matthew Stein's well-known telerobotic painting system. PumaPaint features an online Puma 560 robot that can be controlled by web visitors and used to paint pictures.

This site suggests that motion control is also an emerging medium for artistic expression. Site includes a gallery of robots, industrial equipment, and other kinetic devices which are either used to create art or are themselves art.

Details the development of an intelligent insect-like robot large enough to support a human. The partnership between human and robot will explore alternate kinds of choreography, culminating in a series of performances.

Robotic Sculpture, built by Carl Pisaturo. Pictured and described.

An experimental, surreal musical-cabaret group, led since its founding in 1988 by composer-artist Frank Garvey. Shows integrate live performance with life-sized computer-controlled robotics and midi-controlled virtual-reality (VRpit) performers.

Foresight Institute's art gallery shows artists renderings of nano-scale medical robots.

An artist coop that works with robotic, mechanical and electronic devices. They re-invent and dismantle existing technology with an artistic approach. Their goal is understanding of the relation between man and machine and man and systems.

Artist, Clayton Bailey has made more 100 life size metal robots made from scrap. Site includes many photos.

Giant robots, atomic weapons, Brotron death rays, and other atomic age sculpture by artist Greg Brotherton

Pictures, movies and information about animatronics. Includes information on the mechanics, electronics, and programming of modern animtronic systems.