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 Manifolds
One of our projects at MIT is to bead HyperDiscs that look like Lorenz manifolds. These are nice images from Paul Bourke, but a Google search will give you many … 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.
MIT IAP Schedule
We are so pleased to be invited back to MIT for the January term to show our work. We welcome you to join us and help show MIT students and … Continue reading
Making A HyperLoop or a HyperCycle
Greetings, all! This post will look wonky if you are reading it on your phone, or in your email. Click on the link to the post to see it display … Continue reading
MIT and Boston: CGB Open Studio in January
Hello to you lovely, energetic and questing beading friends, colleagues and observers. I am happy to invite you to visit our last CGB work session before we go to press: … Continue reading
basic structures
Books coming soon! For publication updates, please bookmark the Publication Updates page. If you are receiving this post in your email, it is because you have subscribed to the CGB Book … Continue reading
hyperbolic transitions
Greetings, beaders and friends. I am happy to say that our three new books are almost done, with amazing revisions to some of our first ideas (wait until you see … Continue reading
