Featured Gallery: Daniel Gries — Digital Works
2018 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Farris Seeing Symmetry
2017 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Fractal Experiments
Mathematically-Inspired Images
2016 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Lang Origami
Vizzie Winners
2015 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Gries Digital Works
Fractal Pancakes
2014 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Yeganeh Mathematical Concepts
2013 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Hyperbolic Crochet
Snow and Sand Patterns
Lipson's Lego® Sculptures
Glass Works
2012 Mathematical Art Exhibition
2010 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Shapes and Tilings
2011 Mathematical Art Exhibition
2009 Mathematical Art Exhibition
Crocheted Lorenz Manifolds
Simulated Snowflakes
Hyper Symmetries
Woven Beads
A Gateway Between Art and Science
Séquin Mathematical Images
Symmetries
Algorithmic Artwork
Fractal Art: Beauty and Mathematics
Geometric Sculptures
Gallery of "Mathscapes", Complex Flows and More
Quilts
Toroids and Plaids
Seifert Surfaces
Knots
Wholemovement
Realizations
Notices of the AMS Cover Art
The mathematics of origami
3D-XplorMath
Galleries & Museums
- Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science
- Images and Mathematics, MathArchives
- Mathematical calendar with phase plots of complex functions
- Mathematical Art Exhibit at University of Richmond
- Mathematical Imagery by Jos Leys
- M.C. Escher: the Official Website
- The Institute for Figuring
- The KnotPlot Site
Articles & Resources
- Art & Music, MathArchives
- Geometry in Art & Architecture, by Paul Calter (Dartmouth College)
- Harmony and Proportion, by John Boyd-Brent
- International Society of the Arts, Mathematics and Architecture
- Journal of Mathematics and the Arts
- Mathematics and Art, the April 2003 Feature Column by Joe Malkevitch
- Maths and Art: the whistlestop tour, by Lewis Dartnell
- Mathematics and Art, (The theme for Mathematics Awareness Month in 2003)
- MoSAIC - Mathematics of Science, Art, Industry, Culture
- Viewpoints: Mathematics and Art, by Annalisa Crannell (Franklin & Marshall College) and Marc Frantz (Indiana University)
- Visual Insight, blog by John Baez
