Jonathon Keats

experimental philosopher | artist | critic | fabulist | journalist
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An investment in the future: The City of Burghausen's trees issue bonds for human investors https://t.co/7GZnlzEtah

[Orit Peleg @oritpeleg]

In a future where AI scientists run their own labs, @jonathonkeats and I argue they should learn from more than human minds. Our new essay in @NautilusMag asks: What can ants, pigeons, and chimpanzees teach AI about doing better science?

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Are ants better scientists than humans? Researchers Orit Peleg and Jonathon Keats have a theory. (And no, neither one of them is an insect.) https://t.co/Sir8avTHty

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"An important exhibition about state fairs at the Renwick Gallery shows why museums aren’t the only place to see art... and why more of what’s seen in museums needs also to be shown alongside prize-winning livestock." https://t.co/96fIxsSjEC

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From Butter Sculpture To Crop Seed Portraits, The Artistic Vitality Of State Fairs Lands At The Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery | via @forbes https://t.co/96fIxsSjEC

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From political biomimicry to legal ecology: a podcast episode about the politics of nature with Jonathon Keats on Chattermarks. https://t.co/Zr3JDYr6MC

[Long Now Foundation @longnow]

[Ticket announcement] Researcher Anne Heggli, artist Jonathon Keats, and paleoclimatologist Adam Csank will discuss their paradigm-shifting long science findings and multi-millennial artwork studying the world's oldest trees.

A small-capacity, intimate evening hosted at The Interval. Tickets will sell out fast, get yours here: https://t.co/8dOGA6tbiB

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What is the Upper Holocene? Explore life after the Anthropocene at this free Smithsonian art-and-science workshop at the National Museum of Natural History today at 2:00. https://t.co/1hkqRtggJY

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In Absentia: What Jonathon Keats Doesn't Teach https://t.co/GvZx8XVlDM

[Long Now Foundation @longnow]

A great interview with @jonathonkeats, where he discusses Centuries of the Bristlecone with host Emily Wilson on Art is Awesome:
https://t.co/GDB3PMKCMJ

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In Burghausen läuft die Zeit. Schon ziemlich lange! Seit kurzem läuft die Zeit allerdings nicht mehr im Einklang. Denn die Stadt hat eine neue, zusätzliche Zeit bekommen. Die Flusszeit Salzach. Ein Projekt des amerikanischen Philosophen Jonathon Keats. https://t.co/5muSClaDBG

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Es gibt wohl kaum jemanden, der nicht schon über die Zeit nachgedacht hätte. Vielleicht wäre ein anderes System nicht schlecht, sagt der amerikanische Philosoph Jonaton Keats und bringt andere Zeiten nach Burghausen https://t.co/mcOLK6Ua5u

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"Musical instruments are philosophical instruments. Through their form and function, they bring into hearing range the convoluted mix of beliefs animating everything from genetic engineering to artificial intelligence." https://t.co/YjWkRLvDOY

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Ausstellungseröffnung: „Ecologies of Time“ von Jonathon Keats in der Studienkirche St. Josef https://t.co/3cL7PluR5g

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Is Your Body A Church Organ Or Are You A Human Beatbox? A Met Exhibit Shows The Surprisingly High Stakes of Your Response | via @forbes https://t.co/YjWkRLvDOY

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Kann Geld mehr sein als ein Zahlungsmittel – und sogar helfen, die Welt zu verbessern? Der Konzeptkünstler und Philosoph Jonathon Keats hat dafür zwei alternative Währungen entwickelt, die soziale Bedürfnisse und ökologische Folgen sichtbar machen sollen. https://t.co/IpabADtqku

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See These Public Artworks For Free At LACMA (Including Jonathon Keats' Newly-Installed Movie Camera... Though You'll Have To Wait 10,000 Years To View His Film) @LACMA https://t.co/M2md57JU1g

[Long Now Foundation @longnow]

[BOSTON] You’re invited to step out of sync with standard time into the deeper, slower rhythm of arboreal time, with artist-philosopher Jonathon Keats. He’ll be in-person for a conversation about his monumental installation Centuries of the Bristlecone and the science of measuring time with trees, plus a screening of the award-winning making-of documentary about the project.

Arboreal Time: A Screening and Conversation with Artist Jonathon Keats
Friday, July 10 · 3:00–4:00 pm
MIT Museum, Cambridge
Free with museum admission
Details: https://t.co/vva8bhmtfh

[Merzmensch Kosmopol🧑‍🎨🤖 @Merzmensch]

MUSEUM. Legerdemain for the invisible hand. A fascinating exhibition of diverse currency - historical, absurd, fictional, invented. @jonathonkeats present- as scientist, philosopher and artist the surreal world of (mis)trust towards (de)value of money. Festival der Zukunft #fdz

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Frida Kahlo, Global Brand, Might Just Be The Artist Of Our Time. (A new exhibition at Tate Modern shows Kahlo’s art next to the seemingly endless supply of Frida kitsch. The combination is a genuine revelation.) | via @forbes https://t.co/fK6Mov28pK