Spacing Out: Art & Topology Pop-up Museum runs from Nov. 6 through Dec. 1 with an opening on Nov. 6 from 5-7 p.m.

Spacing Out: Art & Topology Pop-up Museum features works that demonstrate concepts from the mathematical field of topology. The exhibition includes fabric arts, ceramics, laser-cut wooden sculpture, 3D animations, and more created by students as part of an ongoing effort to advance visualizations of intriguing geometric phenomena. Spacing Out was organized by mathematics doctoral students Alexander Tepper and Han Lou, professors David Gay (Math) and Moon Jang (Art), and graphic design students Charlize Carlisle and Caleb Burke.

This ongoing collaboration between faculty and students of the Department of Mathematics and the Lamar Dodd School of Art, developed with the UGA Arts Collaborative, is supported by a recent five-year grant from the National Science Foundation. For more information about ways to participate in future workshops and exhibitions, please contact David Gay at dgay@uga.edu.

Participating Artists and Designers:

• Caleb Burke
• Charlize Carlisle
• Huey Lee
• Arianna Medina
• Eliana Gelman
• Caroline Solomon
• Elaine Gammon 
• Students from the Spring 2018 “Mathematics Outreach Design Lab” course MATH4900/ARGD4080