Here’s a lovely art installation at the top of Prospect Park in Brooklyn. This is Public Water from Mary Mattingly, and you can learn more here. I wonder what kind of relationship this artist has with mathematics.
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I’m proud to have several photographs on display in Math Meets Art, an exhibit currently running at Columbus Academy in Columbus, Ohio. The exhibit is curated by Chris Bolognese, and features a diverse collection of work from artists, mathematicians, teachers, and students.
I was honored to be invited to participate, and even more honored that mathematician and artist Robert Bosch took a selfie with my contributions!
Shadow selfie with some beautiful photographs taken by Patrick Honner ( @MrHonner ) at the “Math meets Art” exhibition at Columbus Academy. pic.twitter.com/RiyzDwbXvz
— Robert (Bob) Bosch (@baabbaash) March 5, 2020
You can see more of the wonderful work on display in Chris Bolognese’s Twitter feed.