"Programming Picasso: The Art of Linear Programming" 1/10/2026 featuring MOST Fellow Angela Morrison @MuseumOfMathematics

Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago

"Programming Picasso: The Art of Linear Programming"
featuring MOST Fellow Angela Morrison January 10, 2026

Join MoMath for an exploration of the intersection of art, mathematics, and algorithms to experience the beauty of optimization and see how linear programming can be applied to the creation of engaging artwork, as well as other areas of day-to-day life.

MOST provides opportunities for students to explore engaging math with dynamic, early-career female mathematicians. To learn more about MOST, visit momath.org/most. This program is made possible in part by the generous support of Peter Bloom, in memory of his mother, Naomi Bloom.

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