Dec 03 2019
ArtBreak: Unsolved Mystery: Exploring the Classical Physics of Van Gogh's Art

ArtBreak: Unsolved Mystery: Exploring the Classical Physics of Van Gogh's Art

Presented by Columbia Museum of Art at Columbia Museum of Art

Dr. Tyler Brown, Columbia College assistant professor of mathematics, explores Van Gogh’s mark-making systems seen in famous works such as The Starry Night that model fluid dynamics. Fluid dynamics of turbulent water or air is still an unsolved mystery of classical physics, and Van Gogh modeled it perfectly. Brown examines these dynamics to find patterns in the work of Van Gogh and others. Begin the morning at the museum at 10:30 a.m. with pastries and coffee sold at a pop-up café from Curiosity Coffee Bar. Program starts at 11:00 a.m.

ArtBreak is a program that looks at art through a different lens. Each session features a speaker sharing their interpretation of works of art at the CMA. Premier Programming Sponsor: First Citizens Bank.

Admission Info

Phone: 8037992810

Email: info@columbiamuseum.org

Dates & Times

2019/12/03 - 2019/12/03

Location Info

Columbia Museum of Art

1515 Main Street, Columbia, SC 29201