
Philipp Keel
Philipp Keel studied piano at Berklee College of Music in Boston and directing at the University of Television and Film Munich. He lived in Los Angeles and worked there as an artist, author and director. His book series All About Me and Keel's Simple Diary have reached a total circulation of around 4 million copies until today and made him famous worldwide. His photo book Color shaped a new photographic style that gives a different dimension to the everyday.
In 2012, Philipp Keel succeeded his father Daniel Keel as publisher of Diogenes and in 2016 founded Diogenes Entertainment, for which he produces international film and television projects. Since 2019, he has been the sole owner of Diogenes Verlag AG. He received the ›Premio Enrico Filippini‹ for his work as a publisher in 2022.
With the drawings and paintings from the Jakob and Philipp Keel collection, he repeatedly initiates museum exhibitions.
Philipp Keel lives in Zurich.
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