Below please find links and PDF copies of articles, tributes and interviews. Please enjoy and share. And if you have access or knowledge of any further resources to add, please email me at: ameliacritchlow@gmail.com
Farewell to Keith Critchlow, Krishnamurti Foundation Trust: https://kfoundation.org/a-farewell-to-keith-critchlow/
Beshara Magazine Tribute by Richard Twinch: https://besharamagazine.org/metaphysics-spirituality/keith-critchlow-a-life-well-lived/
Keith Critchlow Farewell Tribute: Sacred Art of Geometry, Click here to read
BBC Sounds 'Last Word' including Keith Critchlow. Click to listen here.
The Origins of The Krishnamurti Centre & Retreat, Designed by Keith Critchlow. Click here to view.
World Wisdom Books: Click here to see
A Treasure Cave of Sacred Geometry: Ian Skelly Visits The Prince's School Of Traditional Arts. From Resurgence & Ecologist Issue 288 • Jan/Feb 2015: https://www.resurgence.org/magazine/article4334-a-treasure-cave-of-sacred-geometry.html
Ruth Borchard Collection Of Artists: https://ruthborchard.org.uk/artists/62-keith-critchlow/
In The Mind of The Beholder, Article with Aramco World: https://archive.aramcoworld.com/issue/199003/in.the.mind.of.the.beholder.htm
Article in the Independent's Monday Review, 5th July 1999 called: ARCHITECTURE Cereal Thrillers sacred geometry and the magic number of seven: https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/architecture-cereal-thrillers-sacred-geometry-and-the-magic-of-number-seven-1104437.html
This article was first published in Resurgence Issue 170, May/June 1995. All rights to this article are reserved to The Resurgence Trust and author. To buy a copy of the magazine, read further articles or find out about the Trust, visit www.resurgence.org
This article was first published in Q-News, 5-19 May 1995, entitled "A Conversation with Prof Keith Critchlow" by Dr Mariam Rosser-Owen, Curator Middle East, Victoria and Albert Museum. Fine Mariam at: @mrosserowen
This article was first published in Building Design, July 8th, 1988, entitled "Islam At The RCA" written by Richard Twinch. Kindly granted permission to share this by Richard Twinch.