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MIT origami masters at Fuller Craft Museum

MIT origami masters show their paper creations at Fuller Craft Museum

By Cate McQuaid

 |  Globe Correspondent  

  March 10, 2012

It’s no surprise that there are origami fanatics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Paper folding is, after all, an exercise in engineering; there’s a branch of math called origami mathematics and a branch of computer science called computational origami. ”Mens et Manus: Folded Paper of MIT,” now up at the Fuller Craft Museum, showcases some of the remarkable origami pieces made by members of the MIT community. It’s a small show of marvels.

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