The Mathenaeum

Project Added: November 17, 2021
Project Point of Contact: [email protected]
At an exhibition, two children look into glass orbs held up by metal stands. Others stand around reading exhibition information.

Children interacting with the Mathenaeum exhibit to transform basic shapes into three dimensional sculptures

Museum of Mathematics

Arts-and Intersections:

Science

Collaborators:

https://momath.org/home/contribute/donors-and-supporters/

Location:

New York, New York

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Genre/Discipline:

Visual art

Population Density:

Urban

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Locality/Town/City

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OVERVIEW

The Mathenaeum is an interactive exhibit at the National Museum of Mathematics that presents math in a visual, artistic and creative manner, allowing visitors of all ages to apply a pallet of operations to transform basic mathematical shapes into unique three-dimensional digital sculptures.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

At the Mathenaeum, aesthetics and creativity are used as a means to put visitors at ease and help them approach mathematics by engaging them in a subjective sensory experience, ultimately aiming to inspire positive attitudes towards the topic.

PROJECT EVALUATION

Currently not available.