[Maths-Education] Maths-Art Seminar at LKL, 8 September: ONE LOOP - ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES by Indu Choraria

[Phillip Kent]

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ONE LOOP - ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
An LKL Maths-Art seminar 
by Indu Choraria
Thursday 8th September 2011, 6.00 - 7.30pm 

In mathematical terms, knitting takes a one dimensional yarn and loops
it into fabrics that sit between 2 and 3 dimensions, not necessarily as
a fractal object, but via forms such as lace, cables, baubles, layering,
pleats - and simultaneously these can be crafted into shapes of complex
geometry, from socks to Klein bottles. Indu will touch on some of these
possibilities, referencing examples including her own work and
reflecting on the more intangible aspects of knitting such as the
emotional, personal and cultural.

INDU CHORARIA studied fashion design in London and San Francisco, and
has worked in fashion houses around the world, including Mumbai, Paris
and Hong Kong. Indu launched her own luxury fashion label ‘nu’ in
February 2010, which was exhibited at Paris Fashion Week. To view the
collection visit: www.the-nu-space.com .


TIME: 6.00 to 7.30pm
PLACE: London Knowledge Lab, 23-29 Emerald St, London, WC1N 3QS
[Travel information & maps at: http://bit.ly/LKL-MathsArt-venue ]

NEXT SEMINARS:
13 October: Rolf Gelhaar (title TBA)
10 November: Paul Ernest, 'Mathematics in the Art of John Ernest'
8 December: LKL Maths-Art Christmas (Hands-on) Event (your contributions
are invited!) 


LKLMathsArt on YouTube: We are creating a YouTube archive of videos
from the Maths-Art seminars. http://www.youtube.com/user/LKLMathsArt  

LKL Maths-Art seminars are free to attend, and All are welcome. No
reservation is required, but an email to lkl.maths.art at gmail.com is
appreciated for planning purposes.

*Visit the website and seminar archive:
http://www.lkl.ac.uk/events/maths-art
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Dr Phillip Kent, Visiting Fellow, London Knowledge Lab
phillip.kent at gmail.com  mobile: 07950 952034
www.phillipkent.net
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Dr Phillip Kent, London, UK
mathematics  education  technology  research
phillip.kent at gmail.com  mobile: 07950 952034
www.phillipkent.net
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"Man's rush to the n'th floor is a neck-and-neck race 
 between plumbing and abstraction" - Rem Koolhaas