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Elementary Study of Symmetry Online Workshop, No Math Background Needed

Symmetry workshop poster

If you don’t know who Fadereu is, I’m not sure I can explain him quickly or accurately. For simplicity sake, he’s an Indian artist and mathematician – and he’s running an online workshop of the study of symmetry:

he KNK101 workshop introduces the elementary study of symmetry ( known as ‘group theory’) to an audience with no background in mathematics. This field of mathematics has very little to do with numbers, instead – it studies transformation and movement of abstract structures. The applications of group theory range from simple permutation puzzles and military or monetary cryptography to particle physics and general relativity, making it the central conceptual framework of our age.

The workshop is spread over 6 weeks ( or three fortnights ) and the details for registration are here. [ tldr: just drop me a mail at fadebox/gmail. The fee is $50 (international) and the equivalent Rs 2400 for India. Please hurry!]

Fadereu: KNK101 Workshop (Feb15-Mar30, 2011): The Complete Syllabus

Video: Alejandro Jodorowsky Talks About Santa Sangre

Alejandro Jodorowsky on SANTA SANGRE from Severin Films on Vimeo.

Ajelandro Jodorowsky talks about Santa Sangre in anticipation of the films re-release on DVD and Blu-Ray.

(via Dangerous Minds)

Grant Morrison’s Flex Mentallo Returning to Print

Flex Mentallo

The official Vertigo blog reports that Flex Mentallo by Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly will return to print in a collected volume this fall, along with some unspecified bonus material.

Update: You can buy it here.

(via Jess Nevins

The Art of Drew Millward

Circa Survive by Drew Millward

The Art of Drew Millward

Quenched Consciousness: a Moebius Tumblr

Moebius

Quenched Consciousness is a Tumblr dedicated to the art of French comics legend Moebius.

BTW: You can now follow Technoccult on Tumblr here. I’ve also resurrected Klintron’s Brain as a Tumblr as well.

See also:

Moebius Redux A Life in Pictures, a documentary on Moebius.

Alejandro Jodorowsky Dossier

The Art of Carly Elizabeth Schmitt

Ashley by Carly Elizabeth Schmitt

Ashley by Carly Elizabeth Schmitt on Flickr

I particularly like this NSFW piece.

(Thanks Danny)

Jorge Luis Borges Self-Portrait

Jorge Luis Borges self-portrait

Jorge Luis Borges Self-Portrait, self-portrait. From the collection of Burt Britton. Borges was nearly blind when he drew this for Britton.

(via CC Huang)

Alan Moore on Austin Osman Spare

Science Tarot

Science Tarot: 7 of Wands - Expansion

Science Tarot: 2 of Swords - Action

Science Tarot

Unlike so many of the cool tarot decks I’ve seen online, you can actually buy this as a full, printed deck.

(via Boing Boing thanks to Chris)

Alan Moore’s New Feature Film And Spin Off TV Series, Jimmy’s End

Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins

Who knows if this will ever make it out of production hell:

As readers of Dodgem Logic #2 will know, photographer Mitch Jenkins took a striking series of portraits of performers at a Northampton burlesque review. He decided to film a 10-minute short featuring the dancers for his showreel and, wanting to help out a friend, Moore offered to write a shooting script. It was called “Jimmy’s End”.

As soon as word got out that Moore was writing something for film, people quickly got interested. Jenkins and Moore were approached by Warp Films (producers of Shane Meadows’ This is England and Chris Morris’ Four Lions), who offered to fund a feature version of the film.

These discussions grew to accommodate the idea of spinning off a Channel 4 series from the film, in the manner of This is England ’86. Moore said that initially he’d been dubious about how the story could be extended in this way but had now figured out a longer ongoing narrative.

Bleeding Cool: Jimmy’s End – Alan Moore’s New Feature Film And Spin Off TV Series

(via John Reppion)

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