For those who are not familiar with the Chinese character - it is "Buddha's mind" Anything divided by itself is one. ...

This is a new little diddy from Karl Kempton. I am not sure if he had a title for it but if I could title this piece, I would title it: ...

I am happy to announce that one of my mathematical poems was selected for National Poetry Month at the  Angel House Press . It will be up...

Much of my recent work is inspired by my studies and practice of Korean Zen. Living in the present moment takes practice and the sunset...

When looking at mathematical poetry one must realize that the variables are such that they provide a connotative type of mathematical unit....

I am happy  to announce that I was a part of a couple of new books that was published last summer. My work finds itself in the intersect...

Quote: To read fast is as bad as to eat in a hurry. -Vilhelm Ekelund, poet (1880-1949) 

Here Are A Couple Of Mathematical Zen Poems By Karl Kempton

Click here for some interesting dialogue on the Art and Science Movement. Jean-Marc Leblonde criticizes the math art movement with some p...

I am happy to be a part of the Joint Mathematics Conference mathart show in San Diego California. Here is a link to the work in the show...

Here is a wonderful list of mathematical museums. 

Bernar Venet's new show

I believe that "craft" is a physical endeavor; furthermore, the more you practice it, the better you get at it. That said, "...

I am happy to announce that I am the featured artist of the month at Art and Science Collaborations INC. You can check it out at this lin...

Here is a video compilation of events and aesthetic works at the Bridges Conference on Mathematical Connections in Art Music and Science. ...

In 2005 I created a homage to Reza Sarhangi, the nucleus of the Bridges Conference on Mathematical Connections in Art Music and Science ...

I like this poem even though I struggle with the mapping part - but I must say that I love the mathematical metaphor. I think Bob did a g...

Here seems to be Toni Prat's answer to the Olympics.

The heart has its reasons that reason knows nothing of. -Blaise Pascal, philosopher and mathematician (1623-1662)

I just recently returned from the Bridges Conference on Mathematical Connections in Art Music and Science and was fortunate enough to ha...