Some of the fruits of a year long project by photographer and professor Jessica Wynne to capture the thought processes (and physical efforts) of mathematicians via their chalkboard workings-out.
The entire set will be published as a Princeton University Press book next year.
Street art six days in the making – by Leon Keer and Remko van Schalk at the EPLF campus at Lausanne, Switzerland.
The trick is to draw them where they’re going to be, not where they are.
A short film directed by Adriel de la Torre featuring the amazing, transitory work of designer (don’t call him an artist) Peter Han, who teaches an approach to drawing he describes as ‘dynamic sketching’.
Han encourages his students to slough off their traditional notions of art by drawing in chalk and having their work quickly erased.
The idea is to free them from the idea that art is permanent, thereby compelling them to learn by their mistakes.
Shane Byrne writes:
Saw two old ladies doing this chalk graffiti on east Essex street this afternoon. They ran away afterwards!
Chalk. Bless.
Hypnotic chalkboard action from MIT Emeritus Professor Of Physics Walter Lewins.
There will be remixes. Oh yes, there will be remixes.
