Join us on Thursday, October 3rd, from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM for a special after-hours event at the Computer Museum of America. This evening, we will celebrate the integration of Art in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics).
Event Highlights:
- Art Exhibition: Featuring the incredible digital artwork of Steve Harlan. Marvel at his mastery of color, shadow, and reflection in pieces created entirely by computer. Steve will explain and demonstrate his artistic process and you will enjoy seeing several finished pieces.
- Musical Performance: Enjoy returning performer, Michelle Winters, who will entertain you with her electric violin throughout the evening.
- Amenities: In addition to the above, your ticket includes access to the museum and light bites.
Don’t miss this unique blend of technology and artistry. Purchase your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable evening!
Museum After-Hours events are 21+ only. A credit card bar will be serving a selection of beer, wine, canned cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.
Thank you to our friends at LGE Community Credit Union and Vinings Gallery for sponsoring this event.
Purchase Tickets
for this fun evening.
CMoA members may attend this event at no cost.
Individual members may reserve one ticket
Dual, Individual plus one, or
Family members may reserve two tickets
Supporting members may reserve four tickets
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@computermuseumofamerica.org.
Ever wonder about the history of the punchcard?
The punchcard exhibit starts with a Jacquard Loom, one of the earliest uses of punched cards, which helped to make woven fabric more affordable. Herman Hollerith’s invention of electromechanical processing of cards tabulated data for the 1890 census. The IBM family of punch card machines was used for data processing and record-keeping across many industries and academia. Punched cards were even used for matchmaking at the University of Iowa in 1963!
Come learn more about this history and punch your own souvenir card on an original IBM 029 to take home during the demo.
Saturday, 2 – 4 PM, free with museum membership or admission.
Police Department Detective Zack Kowalske – The Science Detective – is returning for another great presentation.
His first presentation for Talking Tech was very exciting and very popular. You aren’t going to want to miss this next presentation about Astroforensics. Yes, Forensic science – IN SPACE!
Can’t wait for Det. Kowalske to return to CMoA – be sure to check out his YouTube channel – The Science Detective. Here’s a link to his March appearance at Talking Tech Det. Zack Kowalske – Talking Tech
Talking Tech is free for members or with museum admission.