Jondi Keane is a creative practitioner, critical thinker and associate professor of art and performance at Deakin University. His arts practice explores the conditions of embodied and social cognition and his writings address the extent to which the arts can contribute to the study of perception and action.
Keane, Jondi, Mafe, Vanessa, Huddy, Avril and Cohen, Haya 2008, The reflective artist : embodied ... more Keane, Jondi, Mafe, Vanessa, Huddy, Avril and Cohen, Haya 2008, The reflective artist : embodied perspectives on the performance of making, in Dance Dialogues: Conversations across cultures, artforms and practices : Proceedings of the World Dance Alliance global summit, ...
Notes from the University of Art and Design lecture, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2011, Experimental environments and embodied change, in Notes from the University of... more Keane, Jondi 2011, Experimental environments and embodied change, in Notes from the University of Art and Design lecture, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... Invited lecture at the University of Art and Design. Related event of 'Workshop in architecture and ...
ASCP 2010: Affect: Proceedings of the …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi and Ednie-Brown, Pia 2010, Affective flashpoints : imagination and embodied change, ... more Keane, Jondi and Ednie-Brown, Pia 2010, Affective flashpoints : imagination and embodied change, in ASCP 2010 : Affect : Proceedings of the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy annual conference, [Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy], [Brisbane, Qld.].
Lissitzky Space: New Materialist Experiments, Jan 1, 2012
Lissitsky's spatial and architectural work anticipates the contemporary fascination with expa... more Lissitsky's spatial and architectural work anticipates the contemporary fascination with expanded fields of activity that have resulted in transdisciplinary approaches to research and the role of practice-led research. This paper will discuss Lissitzky's suprematist ...
Participants were required to balance on a seesaw while reading texts in the mirror. They read fo... more Participants were required to balance on a seesaw while reading texts in the mirror. They read forward, backward, upside-down and mirror texts while seated. They also crouched, twisted and stretched to read texts from floor to ceiling.
SEAM2011 Symposium–Spacing Movements …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi and Tosaki, Eiichi 2011, CHALKDRUM : taping multimodality with both hands, in SEAM20... more Keane, Jondi and Tosaki, Eiichi 2011, CHALKDRUM : taping multimodality with both hands, in SEAM2011 Symposium – Spacing Movements Outside In, Critical Path, Sydney, NSW, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... SEAM2011 was hosted by Critical Path and School of Design, ...
This paper suggests ways in which art processes may contribute to the interdisciplinary study of ... more This paper suggests ways in which art processes may contribute to the interdisciplinary study of perception and action and the relationships between body, person, and environment. Artists-turned-architects Arakawa and Gins serve as the most advanced example of an interdisciplinary research project in terms of coordinating material processes with contemporary findings, methods, and orientations from across the arts, humanities, and hard and soft sciences. In the first section of the paper, I discuss Arakawa and Gins's Reversible Destiny Lofts at Mitaka as an example of their procedural approach to long-term sustainable experimental environments. In the second section, the tactics through which Arakawa and Gins have repositioned art for the nonart purposes and common research goals are posited. Finally, I briefly outline the disciplinary positions and research values needed in order to move toward a more inclusive and interdisciplinary research practice.
Two of the ideas taken into collaborative groups emerging within the workshop symposia were: 1. m... more Two of the ideas taken into collaborative groups emerging within the workshop symposia were: 1. models of collaboration and 2. notions of the gift and gift economy. This research addressed the idea of stepping on other to progress. And asks the question as to how ...
Notes from the University of Auckland lecture, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2011, Jondi Keane - research in art and architecture, in Notes from the University o... more Keane, Jondi 2011, Jondi Keane - research in art and architecture, in Notes from the University of Auckland lecture, University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... Invited guest speaker, organised by Andrew Barrie. ... Unless expressly stated otherwise, the ...
… Conference on Transdisciplinary Imaging at the …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2012, Enactive research : transversal possibilities for expanding the imaging of sci... more Keane, Jondi 2012, Enactive research : transversal possibilities for expanding the imaging of science, in Second International Conference on Transdisciplinary Imaging at the Intersections between Art, Science and Culture : Interference strategies for art, [UNSW], [Sydney, Vic.], ...
Keane, Jondi, Mafe, Vanessa, Huddy, Avril and Cohen, Haya 2008, The reflective artist : embodied ... more Keane, Jondi, Mafe, Vanessa, Huddy, Avril and Cohen, Haya 2008, The reflective artist : embodied perspectives on the performance of making, in Dance Dialogues: Conversations across cultures, artforms and practices : Proceedings of the World Dance Alliance global summit, ...
Notes from the University of Art and Design lecture, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2011, Experimental environments and embodied change, in Notes from the University of... more Keane, Jondi 2011, Experimental environments and embodied change, in Notes from the University of Art and Design lecture, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... Invited lecture at the University of Art and Design. Related event of 'Workshop in architecture and ...
ASCP 2010: Affect: Proceedings of the …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi and Ednie-Brown, Pia 2010, Affective flashpoints : imagination and embodied change, ... more Keane, Jondi and Ednie-Brown, Pia 2010, Affective flashpoints : imagination and embodied change, in ASCP 2010 : Affect : Proceedings of the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy annual conference, [Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy], [Brisbane, Qld.].
Lissitzky Space: New Materialist Experiments, Jan 1, 2012
Lissitsky's spatial and architectural work anticipates the contemporary fascination with expa... more Lissitsky's spatial and architectural work anticipates the contemporary fascination with expanded fields of activity that have resulted in transdisciplinary approaches to research and the role of practice-led research. This paper will discuss Lissitzky's suprematist ...
Participants were required to balance on a seesaw while reading texts in the mirror. They read fo... more Participants were required to balance on a seesaw while reading texts in the mirror. They read forward, backward, upside-down and mirror texts while seated. They also crouched, twisted and stretched to read texts from floor to ceiling.
SEAM2011 Symposium–Spacing Movements …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi and Tosaki, Eiichi 2011, CHALKDRUM : taping multimodality with both hands, in SEAM20... more Keane, Jondi and Tosaki, Eiichi 2011, CHALKDRUM : taping multimodality with both hands, in SEAM2011 Symposium – Spacing Movements Outside In, Critical Path, Sydney, NSW, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... SEAM2011 was hosted by Critical Path and School of Design, ...
This paper suggests ways in which art processes may contribute to the interdisciplinary study of ... more This paper suggests ways in which art processes may contribute to the interdisciplinary study of perception and action and the relationships between body, person, and environment. Artists-turned-architects Arakawa and Gins serve as the most advanced example of an interdisciplinary research project in terms of coordinating material processes with contemporary findings, methods, and orientations from across the arts, humanities, and hard and soft sciences. In the first section of the paper, I discuss Arakawa and Gins's Reversible Destiny Lofts at Mitaka as an example of their procedural approach to long-term sustainable experimental environments. In the second section, the tactics through which Arakawa and Gins have repositioned art for the nonart purposes and common research goals are posited. Finally, I briefly outline the disciplinary positions and research values needed in order to move toward a more inclusive and interdisciplinary research practice.
Two of the ideas taken into collaborative groups emerging within the workshop symposia were: 1. m... more Two of the ideas taken into collaborative groups emerging within the workshop symposia were: 1. models of collaboration and 2. notions of the gift and gift economy. This research addressed the idea of stepping on other to progress. And asks the question as to how ...
Notes from the University of Auckland lecture, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2011, Jondi Keane - research in art and architecture, in Notes from the University o... more Keane, Jondi 2011, Jondi Keane - research in art and architecture, in Notes from the University of Auckland lecture, University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ, pp. [unknown]-[unknown]. ... Invited guest speaker, organised by Andrew Barrie. ... Unless expressly stated otherwise, the ...
… Conference on Transdisciplinary Imaging at the …, Jan 1, 2012
Keane, Jondi 2012, Enactive research : transversal possibilities for expanding the imaging of sci... more Keane, Jondi 2012, Enactive research : transversal possibilities for expanding the imaging of science, in Second International Conference on Transdisciplinary Imaging at the Intersections between Art, Science and Culture : Interference strategies for art, [UNSW], [Sydney, Vic.], ...
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