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Jonathon Keats

    Jonathon Keats ist ein amerikanischer Konzeptkünstler und experimenteller Philosoph, der für die Schaffung groß angelegter Gedankenexperimente bekannt ist. Seine Arbeit lotet die Grenzen von Kunst, Philosophie und Wissenschaft aus und konzentriert sich oft auf Themen wie Erinnerung, Zeit und Bewusstsein. Keats schafft Kunstwerke, die eine aktive Beteiligung des Publikums erfordern, um ihre Bedeutung vollständig zu erfassen.

    Antennae #47 Experiment
    You Belong to the Universe
    The Book of the Unknown
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    • The Book of the Unknown

      Tales of the Thirty-six

      • 240 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden
      4,0(246)Abgeben

      The book explores the enchanting tales of thirty-six anonymous saints from Jewish folklore, whose goodness and moral integrity are believed to uphold the world. Each story delves into the unique virtues and contributions of these lesser-known figures, highlighting their mystical qualities and the profound impact of their decency on society. Through reimagined narratives, the book offers a rich tapestry of spirituality and cultural heritage, inviting readers to reflect on the importance of kindness and humility in everyday life.

      The Book of the Unknown
    • You Belong to the Universe

      • 206 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden
      3,6(328)Abgeben

      You Belong to the Universe documents Buckminster Fuller's six-decade quest to make the world work for one hundred percent of humanity. Jonathan Keats sets out to restore Fuller's good name, placing Fuller's philosophy in a modern context.

      You Belong to the Universe
    • Antennae #47 Experiment

      • 252 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden

      Exploring the evolving relationship between art and science, this issue delves into the rise of collaborations influenced by the posthuman cyborg, Bio Art, and the increasing importance of multidisciplinarity in academia. It addresses the complexities introduced by contemporary ethical, political, aesthetic, and poetic considerations, particularly in response to environmental challenges and climate change. The discussions highlight how these intersections are redefining both fields in today's context.

      Antennae #47 Experiment