Escher's world is a research project at the MIT Media Laboratory. Students from Boston's public schools come to the Media Lab for short but intensive studio workshops in mathematics. In these workshops, students explore the mathematics of symmetry in a very different context than their traditional geometry classes, learning mathematical concepts and artistic principles at the same time by making their own designs using computers as well as traditional media.
Explore a day in Escher's World
1995 Program
Structure of the Workshop
Exploration Activities
First Projects
Final Projects
1997 Program
See the
daily schedule for the Summer Program 1997.