Artist Jenna Frye created a series of wooden and 3D-printed shapes and forms inspired by tile systems. When arranged together, these pieces offer opportunities for creative expression, puzzle-solving, and hands-on exploration of mathematical concepts. KID Museum visitors, including students, families, and summer campers, contributed to shaping the final design. Come view and experience the artwork starting October 13!
Visiting Artist: Jenna Frye
Fall 2024
Visiting Artist Jenna Frye
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
Jenna has visited KID multiple times this summer to engage with family visitors, staff, and summer campers. These photos showcase her collaborative, interactive process.
VISITING ARTIST: JENNA FRYE
UNTITLED
October 13, 2024
Artist, maker, and educator Jenna Frye explores art, design, and engineering to solve problems. Inspired by Truchet tiles, a system of tiles that form shapes and patterns when arranged in a grid, Jenna’s artwork invites you to express creativity, solve puzzles, and dive into math concepts in a hands-on, tactile way.
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LEARN MORE ABOUT JENNA FRYE
Jenna Frye is a professional problem-solver, an artist, a maker, and an educator. She is a faculty member in the Multidisciplinary Design program at Johns Hopkins University, where she explores the intersection of art, design, and engineering and creates educational toys and games.
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KID Museum is dedicated to expanding access to STEM and maker learning opportunities for all by providing free and reduced-cost opportunities to participate in our programming.
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