Beautiful Math and Fantastic Reality
Megan Sukys/Dave Beck
06/01/2007
At 2:07 p.m. - Seeing Math
Math has to be seen to be believed. The complicated abstract concepts of higher math make much more sense when they are transformed into pictures. Seattle artist and mathematician Lun-Yi Tsai brings the two subjects together in his latest exhibition, "DEMONSTRATIONS". Today, he shares artistic images that prove you may understand math better than you think.
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Art Exhibit "DEMONSTRATIONS: Collaborations with Mathematicians" runs through Saturday, June 2nd at Shift Collaborative in Seattle.
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At 2:20 p.m. - Keith Donahue/The Stolen Child (archive from 11/29/06)
Changelings don't just exist in fairy tales. We all go through a transformation from childhood to adulthood. Keith Donahue combines the myth of the changeling and the modern dilemma of personal identity in his novel The Stolen Child. In this archived conversation from November 29th, 2006, he tells us how his story combines fairy tales with the very real story of growing up.
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Keith Donahue speaks about this book tonight, Friday, June 1st, 2007 at Queen Anne Books in Seattle.
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At 2:45 p.m. - Robert Horton Movie Reviews
Robert Horton reviews Hollywood Blockbusters and art house rarities every Friday on The Beat. He joins us with a look at films screening in our region this weekend.
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