Kenny Irwin's Creations on View in Baltimore Shawn Levin Kenny Irwin Jr. and his "Have Yourself a Happy Little Robotmas" installation. For years, Southern Californians have flocked at Christmastime to the Palm Springs yard of Kenny Irwin Jr., to see his extensive "Robo Lights" holiday display. This year, East Coast residents have an opportunity to view the artist's work with "Have Yourself a Happy Little Robotmas," part of "Human, Soul and Machine: The Coming Singularity!" on view through August at the American Visionary Art Museum, or AVAM, in Baltimore. The installation includes, among many other sci-fi-inspired creations, a "Cyclopto" snowman; a full-scale spaceship built with slot machine parts and topped with a spinning carousel; a pathway of peppermint skulls lit on either side with 12,000 colorful balls; and a Christmas tree decorated with ornaments made from microwaved electronic gadgets. "The tree itself is beautifully decorated with LED lights, fused with glue," Mr. Irwin said. There is a giant parasitic sea slug on there. What does any of this have to do with eggnog and the story of Jolly Old St. Nick? Information: www.avam.org.