Art and Math Seminar

mathematics education general mathematics history and overview

Audience:	General audience
Seminar series times:	No fixed schedule
Organizer:	Natasha Rozhkovskaya*
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This interdisciplinary online seminar is dedicated to visual creativity inspired by mathematical sciences. The invited speakers are mathematicians, scientists, engineers, computer scientists, art historians, architects, artists, educators. The seminar is aimed to the university level audience. To attend the talks please complete the registration form at the website of the seminar www.math.ksu.edu/research/artandmathseminar.html

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Thu	Nov 05	18:00	Steve Trettel	The Mathematics of Beautiful Graphics
Thu	Nov 19	18:00	Frédéric Brechenmacher	Knowing by drawing: geometric material models in 19th Century

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Your time			Speaker	Title
Thu	Oct 22	17:00	Alexander Thomas	From fractions to fractals and back
Thu	Apr 09	17:00	Nathan McClendon	TBA
Thu	Mar 26	17:00	Robert Bosch	Tours of Tours
Thu	Mar 05	18:00	Daniel Bourgault	If van Gogh’s The Starry Night Depicts Perfect Turbulence, So Should Degas’ A Woman Seated beside a Vase of Flowers
Thu	Nov 20	18:00	Kevin Bernstein	Between Perception and Structure: Seeing Math Through Art and Nature
Thu	Sep 18	17:00	Edmund Harriss	Genuine Pretending: Philosophies for mathematics and art
Thu	May 01	16:30	Jessica Wynne	Do Not Erase
Thu	Feb 27	18:00	Anna Felikson	Music of the spheres
Thu	Jan 30	18:00	Richard Schwartz	Geometry in motion
Thu	Nov 14	18:00	John Hatch	Do Numbers Count in the Visual Arts: A look at some modern examples where they might
Tue	Oct 15	17:00	Alex Kasman	Mathematical Fiction
Thu	Oct 03	17:00	Ingrid Daubechies	Art and Mathematics: interconnected in manifold ways
Thu	Apr 25	17:00	Xavier Gràcia	Musical scales, a never-ending story
Fri	Mar 08	18:00	Kristóf Fenyvesi	TBA
Thu	Feb 08	18:00	Asli Agirbas	The Geometry of Muqarnas
Thu	Nov 16	18:00	Sergei Tabachnikov	Billiards in Conics
Thu	Nov 09	18:00	Natasha Rozhkovskaya	Historical and Mathematical Influences in the Works of Nakamura, Asawa, and Obata
Thu	Nov 02	17:00	Neil J. A. Sloane	Pictures from 50 Years of the OEIS
Thu	Oct 12	17:00	Antony Jeevarajan	Space : A Promising Frontier
Thu	Apr 27	17:00	Aurélien Alvarez	TBA
Thu	Apr 13	17:00	Frank Farris	Lovely Tangles: Fourier Series for Mathematical Art
Thu	Mar 09	18:00	Jason Webb	TBA
Thu	Dec 01	18:00	Laurent Di Menza	The Mathematics of Juggling: about Balls and Braids
Thu	Oct 27	17:00	Gregory Moore and Karin Rabe	Square Dancing And Its Relation To Mathematics
Thu	Oct 06	17:00	Diana Davis	Illustrating mathematics
Thu	Apr 21	17:00	Vera Viana	Studying Polyhedra with Advanced Digital Tools
Thu	Feb 24	18:00	Diogo Pereira Henriques	Creativity and Math as a Common Language
Thu	Feb 10	18:00	George Francis	mathARTmath
Wed	Nov 10	18:00	Henry Segerman	Two projects: Mathematical dice design and Variants of the 15-puzzle and the effects of holonomy
Thu	Nov 04	17:00	Zdeňka Guadarrama	Art as a Medium for Doing Mathematics In the Classroom
Thu	Oct 14	17:00	Steve Goddard	Cryptograph: Revisiting An Exhibition For Alan Turing
Thu	Apr 22	17:00	André Rangel	Objectile and Utopia – Artistic Expression combining Geometry and Arithmetics
Thu	Apr 08	17:00	François Apéry	The Henri Poincaré Institute collection of mathematical models in Paris
Thu	Apr 01	17:00	Rebecca Blocksome	The Gospel of René Descartes
Thu	Mar 04	19:00	Curtis T. McMullen	Illustrating Infinity
Thu	Feb 18	18:00	Nikolai Andreev	Mechanisms by Pafnuty Chebyshev: from Watt's problem to the approximation theory

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