Keti Chukhrov is a Russian philosopher, art theorist, Doctor of Philosophy, playwright, author of works on the philosophy of contemporary art, the theory of performativity, Soviet philosophy of Marxism, and criticism of posthumanism. Keti is an Associate Professor at the Department of Сultural Studies at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow), and currently a Marie Sklodowska Curie Fellow at Wolverhampton University (UK). Between 2012–2017 she was head of the Theory and Research department at the National Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow). Her books include To Be – to Perform: “Theatre” in Philosophical Criticism of Art (2011); Pound & £ (1999); and two volumes of dramatic poetry: Just Humans (2010) and War of Quantities (2004); Practicing the Good. Desire and Boredom in Soviet Socialism (2020). Her research spans performance studies and post-human theory, with a current focus on the impact of the Soviet economy on the ethical epistemes of historical socialism. Keti is the author of the video play Love Machines (2013), shown at the 1st Bergen Assembly and at Specters of Communism, James Gallery (New York); and of Communion (2016), shown at the 15th International Kansk Video Festival (Moscow) and at Beyond the Globe: 8th Triennial of Contemporary Art – U3 (Ljubljana).
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