Matopía - a new permanent exhibition in Zaragoza, Spain

Matopía - a new permanent exhibition in Zaragoza, Spain
Apr. 15, 2014

The Center of Art and Technology of Zaragoza, Etopía, opened the last April 9th an expositive space “Ciencia Remix” (Science remix), that includes two exhibitions: Matopía and Ciencia Ciudadana (Citizen science).

Matopía is a mathematics exhibition that features amongst others the exhibits MarteMáticas (math in art), Suertes (probability), and IMAGINARY’s program SURFER. Young visitors will have also the possiblility to attend math workshops, as well as to experiment other science exhibits from Ciencia Ciudadana.

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