Monthly Archives: July 2013

Dancing Mathy Masters

Posted on July 29, 2013 by bfinegold

Creating or finding patterns, reasoning spatially, tending to aesthetics, being precise, and creating in a universal idiom—these are acts common to both math and dance. Not everyone is exposed to mathematics via art, especially a performing art. As a … Continue reading →

Posted in Events, Math Education, Mathematics and the Arts, Recreational Mathematics, Uncategorized | 5 Comments

A Tasty Geometric Morsel Every Day

Posted on July 22, 2013 by evelynjlamb

I don’t remember how I first found Geometry Daily. Probably through Twitter. Every day German graphic designer Tilman Zitzmann posts a “new minimal geometric composition.” It’s not exactly a math blog, but I think many mathematicians will, like me, find … Continue reading →

Posted in Mathematics and the Arts | Tagged design, geometry, geometry daily, mathematical art, minimal design, Tilman Zitzmann | 1 Comment

String Art, Bezier Curves, Picasso, and me

Posted on July 18, 2013 by bfinegold

Going through some old boxes at my parents house the other day I ran across some line drawings I made as a teenager. At the time I found it fascinating that just by drawing straight lines I could create beautiful … Continue reading →

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Platonic Solids, Symmetry, and the Fourth Dimension

Posted on July 8, 2013 by evelynjlamb

On his blog Azimuth, John Baez has been posting a series called “Symmetry and the Fourth Dimension.” He writes: “The idea is to start with something very familiar and then take it a little further than most people have seen…without … Continue reading →