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Tag Archives: Isaac Newton
tyranny of time: laws of motion and commotion
Humankind, especially in the West, has long lived under the spell and curse of time, expressing it in art and philosophy as a brooding over Time’s passage. But what if, somehow, we could circumvent its hitherto unchanging pace?… Humans are … Continue reading
copernicus: going rogue on relative motion
A little errant goes a long orbit. Displacing man from the center of the universe. What began as some computational sleights of hand to help the Church with calendar problems soon assumed a life of its own. The earth was … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Albert Einstein, Andreas Osiander, Copernican revolution, Galileo Galilei, Geocentrism, Hans Reichenbach, Heocentrism, Isaac Newton, jan brueghel the elder, John Milton, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Luther, Nicholas Copernicus, Pierre Gassendi, Sir Fred Hoyle, Solomon Hart paintings
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parapsycho-illogical: leaning on the divine mechanic
Since the dawn of the twentieth-century, scientists have systematically shattered the mechanistic universe- and made room among the black holes for ESP, PK,mindons, psitrons, and ghosts… …The myth of scientific materialism rests in a historical context. In a sense it … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, art blog, Arthur Koestler, Dr. J.B. Rhine, Dr. Luisa Rhine, Isaac Newton, J.D. Bernal, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marcellin Berthelot, margaret mead, Marquis de Laplace, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, William A. Tiller
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the “salai” copy: hold your hand original
Its the Mona Lisa industry. Eventually it will get traced all the way to Neil Armstrong on the moon and the 9-11 attacks. Maybe its the collective occult obsession and the “inside job” is to be found within the sacred … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Salai, Bruno Mottin, Dan Brown, Francesco del Giocondo, Francesco Melzi, Gian Giacomo Caprotti, Giorgio Vasari, Isaac Newton, Jose Ruiz Manero, Leonardo Da Vinci, Lisa Gherardini, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Kemp, Milka Levy-Rubin, Silvano Vincetti
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when the noble run free
The Enlightenment. It has become an ordinary and familiar thing; like a Marcel Duchamp sculpture, what was once subversive and novel, the quarrel with Christianity and that people of different religious affiliations could live peacefully together, has now become an … Continue reading
eye of the tyger
William Blake saw heaven in a speck of dust. Toying on the brink of madness, he always seemed to stop just short of leaping off the cliff, of sacrificing himself to some form of wish fulfilling fantasy. An enigma of … Continue reading
wake up and smell the coffee
Make sure the coffee is ready, hot and with extra brewing. Its not known if Voltaire preferred cream and sugar or straight up black, however it has been documented that the philosopher and part-time scallywag and ringtail drank copious amounts … Continue reading
coat of arms and and arcane yarns
By Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com) This is sir isaac newton’s coat or arms. so, i guess this was the personal logo of the creator of newtonian physics and the man who discovered gravity for all of us when an apple fell … Continue reading
Mystery of the Masons: part I
A guest blog from Tai Carmen at Parallax.Parallax: Exploring the architecture of human perception. There is an aesthetics of Masonry that in light of the Royal wedding of April 29, became more visually represented… Tai Carmen: Though Masonry is identical … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Madame Pickwick Weekend
Tagged albert pike, Aleister Crowley, Ark of the Covenant, Benjamin Franklin, Duke Ellington, eye of horus, freemasonry, helen nicholson, hiram abiff, Isaac Newton, John Wayne, King Solomon, Mark Twain, Nat King Cole, Oscar Wilde, roman emperor constantine, sacred geometry, tai carmen, tai carmen parallax, Voltaire, Winston Churchill, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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