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Revision as of 23:14, 2 May 2025
Contents
Names
- Quantum Culture
Origin
- Offshoot of other uses of Quantum, such as Quantum Mysticism and Quantum Thinking, as well as Digital Cultural and Transcultural Topics
Definitions and Descriptions
Artists & Creators
- Kai (Kari) Altmann
- Emily Jones
- Samar Younes
Exhibitions
Discussions
- "GLOBAL ART FORUM: IS QUANTUM THE NEW NEW PARADIGM?", Art Dubai at Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, April 2025. Speakers: Günseli Yalçinkaya, Konstantinos Meichanetzidis. Moderator and Host: Declan Colquitt.
Essays, Articles, Book Chapters
- Alan N. Shapiro, "From Digital Culture to Quantum Culture", July 03 2015.
See Also
New World, Futurisms, Quantum Thinking, Quantum Spirituality, Quantum Mysticism, Quantum Healing, Holistic Futurisms, Cultural Futurisms, Microcultural, Transcultural, Intercultural, Internet Cultural, Meta, Metta, Meta Art, Meta Images, Ambiguationist, Emergence, New Materialisms, Post-Conceptual, Post-Internet Art, Post-Internet Music, Post-Production, New Aesthetic, Circulationism, Pan-Optic, Abstraction
