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Why are mathematicians drawn to art? How do they perceive it? What motivates them to pursue excellence in music or painting? Do they view their art as a conveyance for their mathematics or an escape from it? What are the similarities between mathematical talent and creativity and their artistic equivalents? What are the differences? Can a theatrical play or a visual image capture the beauty and excitement of mathematics? Some of the world's top mathematicians are also accomplished artists: musicians, photographers, painters, dancers, writers, filmmakers. In this volume, they share some of their work and reflect on the roles that mathematics and art have played in their lives. They write about creativity, communication, making connections, negotiating successes and failures, and navigating the vastly different professional worlds of art and mathematics.
Introduction by A. Naor and A. PerlThe art of mathematics by M. AtiyahOpera and music-A mathematician's view by B. BollobasThe fragility of beauty in mathematics and in art by E. Bombieri and S. J. NelsonMathematics, love, and tattoos by E. FrenkelMusic-A life not chosen by W. T. GowersWriting and performing mathematics as metaphor by A. Granville, J. Granville, and M. SpencerPhotography by I. LabaPainting and mathematics by P. LaxMathematics, art, civilization by Y. I. ManinDe Novo artistic activity, origins of logograms, and mathematical intuition by Y. I. ManinA drifter of Dadaist persuasion by M. MarcolliInside out, outside in (mathematics on a single snapshot) by J. Nesetril and M. PetricekSalsa and mathematics by B. SzegedyThoughts on art and mathematics by B. SzegedyInterview with Klaus Roth by A. K. SzemerediMathematics and art by C. VillaniInto the woods by V. Voevodsky
This is a rich, varied, and fascinating book. I urge anyone who is interested in both art and mathematics to read it. Or, if you are just interested in mathematics, this book could kindle an interest in art. And vice versa…Ultimately, art and mathematics have very similar goals: understanding the world around us more deeply, exploring new means of expressing ourselves." - Frederic Green, SIGACT News
