points for our Math-Art Manifestos -- and the fun Fib/ Hemachandra poems people wrote in just five minutes. Please feel free to post your Fib poem to the class blog or your personal blog for the course, and to write some more if you feel moved to do so!
Here is the link to the slides on exploring mathematical poetry that we dipped into yesterday evening, FYI.
UPDATE: Dr. Fumiko Futamura from Southwestern University has let me know that the next Math Art Manifesto Zoom meeting will be Sunday, March 29, from 9:00- 10:30 AM Vancouver time. And everyone in our class is welcome to join in! (I highly recommend it -- it is a fascinating discussion with very interesting people.)
Two questions for you -- perhaps you can answer in the comments below:
1) Is it OK for me to send Fumiko your email to add to the email list for the Math Art Manifesto meetings?
2) Are you OK with me sharing the draft Math Art Manifesto you worked on with Fumiko and the Manifesto group? (They are mostly Bridges Math Art people who have been working together on this since last summer).

Hi Susan, I am okay with both 1 and 2! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anna!
DeleteI am okay with both too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sushi!
DeletePlease feel free to remove my name and share the draft as you like.
ReplyDeleteThanks Aun!
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ReplyDeleteHi Susan, I am okay with both 1) and 2)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosmy!
DeleteHi Susan, I'd rather not share my email but okay with sharing the draft Manifesto. Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat! That's fine, Sarah!
DeleteI'm okay with both too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy!
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