Composite: MoMath’s Intersection of Math and Art

Year: 2020 Authors: Cindy Lawrence; Tim Nissen

Core claim

Interactive exhibitions can bridge public perceptions of art and mathematics by revealing geometric structure, symmetry, and folding principles in visually engaging works.

Topics

museum exhibitions, mathematics and art, interactive geometry, origami art

Domains

polyhedra, symmetry, origami mathematics, tessellations, visual art, sculpture, origami design, fashion

Methods

temporary exhibitions, hands-on interactives, artist talks, curated gallery displays

Media

glass, steel, paper, business cards

Source status

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