Mathematics

The writer on his short story collection, Hybrid Creatures, and using mathematical equations, HTML code, music symbols, and propositional logic to build narratives.

I first became aware of Florian Hecker’s sound work through his CD Acid in the Style of David Tudor. 

“What would a purely physical kind of grace look like? It wouldn’t look like a ballet dancer’s grace.”

William Katavolos’s career as an avant-gardist spans 60 years, culminating in his ongoing research into aquatecture, or liquid architecture. Colleague Deborah Gans places his vision within the trajectory of architectural history.

I begin my drawing classes by reminding my students that all art is mathematics. 

Michael Bell represents a new breed of architectural practitioner, theorist, and professor. 

Best known as an improviser associated with New York’s fertile downtown music scene of the late ’70s and early ’80s, Elliott Sharp is also a prolific composer, producer, installation artist and record-label honcho. 

Artist Matthew Ritchie’s “project”—his paintings, sculptures and website—fuses myth, science and a host of funny-headed characters into a brave, new interactive world.

“Paintings are like angels,” says painter Dorothea Rockburne, “they go out and plant their messages.”