DSS 2014 was a blast, we hope to see you again next time!
 
Stay tuned to this site for photos and videos from the Fourth Biennial Symposium, and updates on where we’re going from here.

ProvWash 215, 1:15-3:15 p.m.
Sarah Kuhn
 
A hyperbolic plane is a mathematical surface that has constant negative curvature-the opposite of a sphere, that has constant positive curvature. In this workshop you will crochet your own hyperbolic plane, even if you’ve never crocheted before. Our research shows that these models are a wonderful antidote to math anxiety.
 
Artwork by Ruthie Ford

Chace Room 506, 1:15-3:15 p.m. & 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Joseph Clinton & Edward Popko
 
A short introductory description will be given on ‘Divided Spheres: Spherical Design in STEAM.’ The workshop will focus on building connections between multiple disciplines through hands-on modeling making. The art forms used will come from inspirations chosen from mathematician and monk Father Magnus Wenninger’s lifelong explorations of polyhedron.
 
Artwork by Magnus Wenninger

Edna Lawrence Nature Lab Gallery

Join us for the opening of Sophia Sobers’ and Carl Fasano’s exhibition.

Photo by/of Sophia Sobers, MFA Digital+Media 2014

Sunday, 2 January, 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Nature Lab Room 11, 12
 
Engage fellow participants in this fun, exploratory session, and receive feedback on your latest projects.
 
Artwork by Megan Wu, RISD Industrial Design 2015