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Composite Gallery – National Museum of Mathematics
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National Museum of Mathematics: Inspiring math exploration and discovery
Composite Gallery – National Museum of Mathematics Composite , MoMath’s exciting temporary exhibition gallery, serves as the home to a diverse collection of shows and installations that highlight the breadth of human pursuits that mathematics can illuminate. Visiting Composite is free with general admission or as a MoMath member . --> Interested in exhibiting your work in Composite ? Learn more! Composite , the gallery at MoMath, is not currently accepting new submissions. Please check back soon for future opportunities to share your work — updates will be posted here as they becom
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