What People Say
People LOVE MoSAIC Festivals!
Typical Comments
People love to wear balloon polyhedra!
MoSAIC Festivals inspire and educate people of all different ages and interests. Here are some typical comments from past festivals:
“Educational and made math fun. A good creative way of teaching.”
“I really enjoy the math and art aspects of it. What is amazing is the combination of the two meshing together.”
“Very educational. I appreciate math a lot more now.”
“Makes me want to take another shot at math.”
“Very worthwhile. The use of mathematics in tangible art is very cool. We should have more of these…”
“Passion for making math fun and relating it to creativity and art stood out for me.”
“I teach math at a community college and I will be able to enhance my lectures using some of what I learned.”
MoSAIC Festival #1 – Berkeley City College, October 3-4, 2014
Berkeley Participant Comments – scanned surveys from the festival (PDF)
Berkeley Final Report (PDF) – COMING SOON
360-degree Image of Berkeley Art Exhibit (external link)
The MoSAIC Art Exhibit at Berkeley City College attracted many visitors
Workshop by George Hart to construct a laser-cut wood sculpture
Giant rope transformations workshop led by Karl Schaffer
Balloon polyhedra workshop led by Vi Hart and Andrea Hawksley
Sierpinski tetrahedron from hairbands workshop led by Andrea Hawksley
MoSAIC Festival #2 – Columbia Secondary School, October 25-26, 2014
Columbia Participant Comments – scanned surveys from the festival (PDF) – COMING SOON
Columbia Final Report (PDF) – COMING SOON
Columbia Spectator article about the festival (external link)
Frank Morgan led a workshop that explored what shapes bubbles can form
Kids make polyhedra out of balloons – then wear them!
Parents and kids assembling a laser-cut wood sculpture