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Stephen Kekule, Game Day at the Cube Houses — **Stephen Kekule,** *Game Day at the Cube Houses*

There’s just something about a straight line that makes the eye sing. Our brains love geometric shapes, perfectly rendered and replicated. Mathematics allows for a precision that is not often observed in nature.

Throughout history we see the use of mathematics in art; they have evolved along side each other, influenced and enhanced one another. It’s a beautiful relationship, that produces some of the world’s most hypnotic imagery.

Barbara Rawls, Stacked Parts, Astoria — **Barbara Rawls,** *Stacked Parts, Astoria*

Annegret Disterheft, Roxho's Arrival — **Annegret Disterheft,** *Roxho’s Arrival*

Stephen Adams, Right Angle 2 — **Stephen Adams,** *Right Angle 2*

Ralph Davis, Pentagon III — **Ralph Davis,** *Pentagon III*

Eileen Cotter Howell, Floral Study 2 — **Eileen Cotter Howell,** *Floral Study 2*

LeslieAnn Butler, Time on Fire — **LeslieAnn Butler,** *Time on Fire*

Margaret Coe, Village 17 — **Margaret Coe,** *Village 17*

Alice Van Leunen, Puzzle Box — **Alice Van Leunen,** *Puzzle Box*

Sidonie Caron, Masada — **Sidonie Caron,** *Masada*

Martha Pfanschmidt, Highs and Lows — **Martha Pfanschmidt,** *Highs and Lows*

Anita Kaplan, Connections — **Anita Kaplan,** *Connections*

Bill Baily, Squares of Pears — **Bill Baily,** *Squares of Pears*

Candace Primack, Looking on the Bright Side — **Candace Primack,** *Looking on the Bright Side*

Barry Johnson, Happy Day — **Barry Johnson,** *Happy Day*

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