In a classroom, a group of people in a bookclub smile and hold up a purple book.
Author, Francis Su, joins the Mathematics for Human Flourishing Book Discussion Group prior to the Math + Art Symposium.
A man speaks in front of a crowd in a chapel. Above him is a large screen that has a view of his hands showing attendees a card trick.
Francis Su gives the Keynote Convocation address ‘Seeing the Unseen: the Enchantment of Mathematical Beauty’.
A person sits at a desk and edits a speech on multiple computer screens. A second person is working on a laptop.
Behind the scenes, Events Coordinator Stephanie Rosario and Caroline Stanton ‘27 record the convocation address.
A seated girl speaks into a microphone.
Nhi Luong ‘25 asks a question during the Post-Convocation Q&A with Francis Su.
In a meeting room with chalkboards in the background, a man smiles and speaks into a microphone, seated people eat and drink.
Attendees enjoy lunch and ask questions during the Post-Convocation Q&A with Francis Su.
A woman speaks at a podium in a classroom with a chalkboard background. A bright screen with her presentation is in the background.
Sara Cluggish, Director and Curator in the Perlman Teaching Museum, speaking on ‘Teaching and Learning with Museum Exhibitions’.
A person gives a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Gillian Turnham, Artist and Teacher at the King’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts, speaking on ‘The Significance of Mathematics in Islamic Geometric Art’.
A bright light from above shines over women who is standing at a podium and is drawing on a piece of paper.
Gillian Turnham leads attendees on the Workshop: ‘Drawing Islamic Patterns with a Ruler and Compass’.
Students draw a geometric pattern at a round table. On the desk are fullers, pencils, and compasses.
Attendees create an islamic pattern with a ruler and compass.
A group of people stand in a line and smile.
Speakers & organizers of the Points Lines Angles & Shapes, Math + Art Symposium.
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MurphyKate Montee welcomes attendees during the second day of the symposium.
A person gives a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Craig S. Kaplan, Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, speaks on ‘The Role of the Amateur in Tiling Theory’.
A person gives a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Devin Kenny, interdisciplinary artist, writer, musician, and curator, speaks on ‘Ciphers as a Metaphor in Cryptography, Hip-hop, and the Nation of Islam’.
A person gives a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Hidetoshi Fukagawa, Japanese Mathematician and Educator, speaks on ‘Sacred Mathematics: Japanese Temple Geometry’.
People stand at the front of a meeting room looking at large Japanese sangakus.
Attendees view replicas of Japanese Sangaku tablets from the Edo period with intricate geometric problems and colorful illustrations.
A group of students give a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Museum studies students from Carleton present on the artwork of Chilean poet and artist Cecilia Vicuña.
A group of students give a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Museum studies students from Carleton present on the work of Palestinian-Saudi artist Dana Awartani.
A person gives a presentation in front of a large group of people sitting around circular tables. There is a large screen hanging from the ceiling in front of the room. The background has wall length chalkboards.
Rachel Seligman, Assistant Director for Curatorial Affairs and Malloy Curator at the Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College, delivering her presentation ‘Math in the Museum’.