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What is the connection between The Question and cubism?
Presenter Frederick Tamagi shares why cubism was a game-changing movement for modern art, how cubism differs from abstract art, and how cubists deconstruct images to show the inner layers of emotion, beauty, and more.
In this presentation, the art of Pablo Picasso is examined and contrasted with the art that came before his.
What is the Areopagus?
For over 500 years it flourished as a political council, as a judicial supreme court, and finally as a unique intellectual and spiritual forum where an ongoing dialogue took place between philosophers, scientists, politicians, theologians, soldiers, citizens and activists.
By design, the Areopagus was a completely neutral institution, an agenda-free zone, dedicated to investigating and understanding the multi-faceted nature of truth in all its forms.
In this video, presenter Frederick Tamagi explains the connection between the Areopagus and The Question community.
The search for truth isn’t just about our curiosity. It’s also about our cynicism.
Many people today are in search of truth, but they are also cautious. They tend to reject anyone or anything that claims to be the authority on truth.
Cynicism can oftentimes overshadow our curiosity. People want to be personally responsible for their understanding and knowledge of truth. They want to initiate their own search without pressure.
In this video, presenter Frederick Tamagi discusses the parallel that exists between curiosity and cynicism in our individual pursuit of truth.
Many of us wonder about the nature of truth. We’re curious.
But our lives are complicated and crowded. Our attention span continues to compress, and it’s almost as if nobody wants us to pay attention to anything anymore.
In this video, presenter Frederick Tamagi reminds us of the all-important question, “why?” Curiosity plays an integral role in ongoing discussions about truth, and the development of a community like The Question.