Increases and Decreases in our Work
Hello all! We are just finishing the HyperLoops and HyperLines chapter here at CGB Central, and should have news on the books soon- stay tuned. HyperThings are the last to … Continue reading
Lots of work ongoing… books soon!
Hello from the HyperLooping chapter of the upcoming CGB Pattern Book. This is our last chapter, and I hope you can see why we could not leave these beauties behind; they … Continue reading
Final IAP lecture today at MIT 11-12
Good morning! I plan to attempt to stream the lecture part of our visuals today live on our Facebook page and make a deeper video in the next few weeks that … Continue reading
A short film of some of our pieces
Thanks to Ben Ged Low, in town visiting the science team with the Safire group – we appreciate your time filming our pieces! This is just a preview of some … Continue reading
Final Lecture at MIT This Friday 11 – Noon
FRIDAY, February 1 • 11 am – Noon MIT Building 34, Room 101 50 Vassar St. Cambridge (next to Frank Gehry’s Stata Center) Parking is very difficult, but … Continue reading
Beading into the future at MIT
Good morning from Boston, possibly before a snowstorm. We have a small core team here working on the final HyperLoops and Casting Spines for the book, and local beaders, MIT … Continue reading
HyperDiscs and Lorenz Attractors
One of our projects at MIT is to bead HyperDiscs that might visually resemble Lorenz attractors. These are nice images from Paul Bourke, but a Google search will give you … Continue reading
Open Studio at MIT, Jan 15-31
MIT Activities Open Studio: Tuesday-Friday, Jan 15-31, 10-5 each day. Building 26, Room 322 Final Lecture: Friday, February 1, Building 34, ground floor auditorium 34-101 (both lectures will be uploaded … Continue reading
CGB Opening Talk at MIT IAP 2019
We had a nice time yesterday at MIT, thank you to all of you who came to campus on such a cold day. Big thanks to Erik and Martin Demaine … Continue reading
Greetings from MIT!
We will not be able to live stream our talk today, but it will be on YouTube later this evening.
