(SCENE) Metrospace will unveil its latest exhibit, “Robots/Labor/Future Worlds,” with a special public opening on Friday, Oct. 24 from 6-9 p.m.

The exhibit will remain open to the public Oct. 24-Dec. 7 and will feature the following artists: MSU professor Dan Marsh, local artists Juanita Baldwin and Javier Rivera, MSU students Sam Merciers and Andrew Rieder, Detroit-based George Rhame, New York artist Jeremy Couillard and Los Angeles-based David Rose.

The “Robots/Labor/Future Worlds” exhibit centers on three themes: Americans’ image of robots, their influence in the future and their effect on labor.

“Robots/Labor/Future Worlds showcases artworks that foster some reflection on how the three themes are interrelated in today's media driven, technological society,” said (SCENE) Metrospace Director Tim Lane.

(SCENE) Metrospace is East Lansing’s City-funded contemporary art gallery and performance space. It is located at 110 Charles St. in the colorful Division Street parking structure, next door to Georgio’s Pizza. (SCENE) is open Thursdays from 2-5 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 2-9 p.m. and Sundays from noon-4 p.m. during scheduled exhibits. For more information about the space please contact Tim Lane at (517) 319-6832 or visit www.scenemetrospace.com.