George W. Hart e-mail: george@georgehart.com http://www.georgehart.com/ 3 Stony Rd. Stony Brook, NY 11790  USA

This is a top-level table of contents into my several hundred web pages:

• Geometric sculpture  (I am a sculptor.  Take a look and enjoy my work.)
• Color postcards available
• Limited edition acrylic sculptures (available for purchase)
  
• My latest "sculpture barn raising" (at Stony Brook University)
  
• Salamanders "sculpture barn raising" (while I was artist-in-residence at MIT)
• A 60-piece reconstructible sculpture
• Modular Kirigami
  
• My Rapid Prototyping Page (collects RP models from several projects of mine.)
• Puzzles (I also design geometric assembly puzzles)
• Some Trip Photos:
• University of Seville (Spain, Oct. 2008)
  
• Albion College (Albion, MI, summer 2008)
• Leeuwarden (The Netherlands, July 2008)
  
• Park City Mathematics Institute (Park City, Utah, July 2008)
  
• Mathcamp (Portland, OR, July, 2008)
  
• Lower Merion, PA (May, 2008)
  
• Gathering for Gardner (Atlanta, March 2008)
  
• Moravian College (Orderly Tangles Workshop, February 2008)
  
• Athens, Greece (Slide-together workshop, January 2008)
  
• Kyoto, Japan (Zome and CD sculpture workshop, January 2008)
• Museum of Science and Industry, Tampa, Florida (November 2007)
  
• UBC, Vancouver  (January 2007)
• Chemistry Club (Just a trip across campus, but you might like the photos)
• Burning Man (August 2006)
  
• Venice and Rome, Italy (March 2006)
  
• Taiwan (July 2004)
  
• The Zome Geometry book
  
• Zome Construction event at Stony Brook
  
• Zome Construction event at Boulder, CO
  
• Zome Construction event at Stony Brook
  
• Advanced Zome construction projects
• Additional photos supplementing the book
• Corrections to the first printing
• Zome Workshop information
• Encyclopedia of Polyhedra  (An large online reference, including...)
• Polyhedra and Art through History (This is the topic of the book I've been writing.)
• Classroom Project Ideas  (Teachers ask me for these.)
• Annotated Bibliography  (Lists many things written about polyhedra.)
• Pavilion of Polyhedreality --- fun images and links to related web sites
• About me:
• Brief biography
• My printed publications
• Citations, press clippings about me, etc.
• Art resume 2007
• CS resume 2007
  
• Places to meet me or see my art
  
• My Stony Brook University web pages (I am currently a research professor in the computer science dept.)
• Food-related topics:
  
• My trilobite recipe (really!)  (A popular baking activity.)
• The Incompatible Food Triad (An open problem in theoretical epicureanism.)
  
• Multidimensional Analysis   (My first book is about linear algebra and dimensional analysis.)

Above is a typical view of my office, although what hangs there is always changing.

• Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, Jan 0-13, 2008 (photos)
  
• 2nd International Science and Art Conference, Athens, Jan 17-20 (photos)
  
• Moravian College Student Mathematics Conference, Feb. 16
• Dartmouth College Mechanical Puzzles Day, Hanover, NH, Feb. 19
• Gathering for Gardner, Atlanta, GA, March 27-30
  
• Solid Modeling International, Stony Brook University, June 2-6
  
• MathCamp, Portland, OR, July 2008
• Park City Mathematics Institute, Park City Utah, July 14
  
• Bridges Conference, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, July 24-28
• International Puzzle Party, Prague, Czech Republic, August 1-4
• Albion College, Albion MI, Sept. 13, 2008
• University of Seville, Seville, Spain, Oct. 4-10
  
• Amherst College, Amherst, MA, Oct. 20
• JoeFest, York College, New York City, Nov 8
• Math for America, New York City, Nov. 19
  
• American Society for Metals, Smithtown, NY, Dec. 10, 2008

• AMS/MAA Joint Mathematics Meetings Art Exhibit, Washington D.C., Jan 5-8, 2009
• Bridges Banff 2009, Banff, Alberta, Canada, July 26-30
  

• Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
  
• Northport Public Library, Northport, NY
• Long Island Museum of Science and Technology
• University of California at Berkeley, CS Dept., Soda Hall, Berkeley CA
• Goudreau Museum, New Hyde Park, NY
• Princeton University, Mathematics Dept., Fine Hall, Princeton, NJ
• M.I.T., Stata Center, Cambridge, MA
  

This is me and the snub truncated icosahedron
giving a talk at Stony Brook University,
back when I had a mustache.
(photo by Eric Demaine)

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