The Henry Ford Museum stuns again with its latest exhibition, Mathematica, which opened today. The interactive exhibit- which your kids will L-O-V-E, is based on the work of design duo Ray and Charles Eames.
Best known for their timeless design sense encompassing modern textiles, architecture, furniture and graphics— the team also left their mark in the field of mathematics and computing.
The original Mathematica exhibit was created by the Eames' for the 1964 World Fair. The Henry Ford Museum’s Director of Historical Resources, Marc Greuther, acquired the exhibit in 2015 and has been working tirelessly to bring the exhibit to the museum for visitors to experience.
Best known for their timeless design sense encompassing modern textiles, architecture, furniture and graphics— the team also left their mark in the field of mathematics and computing.
The original Mathematica exhibit was created by the Eames' for the 1964 World Fair. The Henry Ford Museum’s Director of Historical Resources, Marc Greuther, acquired the exhibit in 2015 and has been working tirelessly to bring the exhibit to the museum for visitors to experience.
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