Teaching
I have taught at the yearly OrigamiUSA convention in New York, the Cambridge Center for Adult Education, the Arlington Center for the Arts and at various other venues. Here is a sampling of them.
Institute for Contemporary Art (Boston, MA)
The ICA had a show titled "Living In Motion - Design and Architecture for Flexible Dwelling." I taught some simple, traditional origami, as well as some modular origami pieces which fit in well with the theme of the exhibit. Here are some photos of me and the crowd; I taught the Sonobe module, and the simple three piece Jewel that was constructed from it.
Ikatun/Institute for Infinitely Small Things - Brandeis University (Waltham, MA)
The Institute for Inifinitely Small Things is a group of folks from Ikatun that recently used the 2009 Financial Stimulus package as a basis for origami pieces. I like to use "teaching boards" that show every step of the model, so people can come up and look at each step by themselves. It is also good for when people want to jump ahead, or when they get lost.
I was on hand to help teach origami to them and to the folks who dropped by. Here you can see me in my classic top hat, wearing the lab coat of the Institute for Infinitely Small Things.
