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Keith Barry Critchlow (16 March 1933 – 8 April 2020) was a British artist, lecturer, author, sacred geometer, professor of architecture, and a co-founder of the Temenos Academy in the UK.
Professor Keith Critchlow (1933–2020) was a much-loved teacher and mentor to many of us at Beshara Magazine, as he was to so many others thoughout the world. His work on sacred geometry – deciphering the mysteries of megalithic circles, the movement of the planets, the structure of the great medieval cathedrals – opened up new and ...
Keith Critchlow, architect of the Krishnamurti Centre, died in April 2020, aged 87. Keith was an artist, author, professor of art and architecture, and expert in sacred geometry. He was also a frequent visitor to the Centre, which he was asked to design after an unusual interview at Brockwood in 1985.
Critchlow truly understood, like few others, and revealed through his highly gifted and accomplished drawing skills, that geometry was the visible language of metaphysics: its beauty and laws reveal the Divine
A talk given by the late Professor Keith Critchlow, President Emeritus of the Temenos Academy, in November 2018, in honour of HRH The Prince of Wales's 70th ...
Dr. Keith Critchlow is the cofounder of the journal Temenos, as well as the author of numerous books on sacred geometry, including Order in Space and Time Stands Still.
Keith Critchlow, who passed away on 8th April, the night of the special Paschal moon, was, with Brian Keeble, Kathleen Raine and Phillip Sherrard, a founder, in 1981, of the review Temenos, out of which grew, in 1991, the Temenos Academy.
