The exhibition which runs November 30 – January 16 features William Mortensen (1897-1965), alongside the art of Chris Stein, Edward Colver, Courtney Brooke Hall, Cormac Figgis, Brittany Rose Luciani, Andres Serrano, Adam De Ville, Ken Weaver, Erik Bergrin and Alexis… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! producer Soror Amy suggested I post about this “Letter Of Recommendation” from a recent NY Times Sunday magazine – discussing how information and skills passed down orally by women have been repeatedly discounted by men as they formalize… Continue Reading
Germany’s Soul of Africa Museum features extensive online content that includes extensive materials regarding spirituality and magic. It’s mission statement is: “The Soul of Africa Museum considers itself as a open forum for intercultural encounter, and for the graphic exchange of… Continue Reading
The Sunday New York Times Magazine ran an investigation of part of the legacy of the Philadelphia Police Department’s bombing of the group home occupied by members of the religious group, the Christian Movement For Life, popularly known as MOVE.… Continue Reading
Modern ceremonial magicians revere writing. Some create sigils using A.O. Spare’s formula, starting with a “sentence of desire.” Many pour over transcriptions, facsimiles and explanations of mediaeval grimoires or study gematria. So The Greatest Invention: A History of the World… Continue Reading
The BBC has published a story discussing a new exhibition at London’s venerable British Museum, “Feminine Power” that takes a look at female faces of the Divine in antiquity, as worshipped by diverse cultures. An excerpt reads: “Sulis is just… Continue Reading
University of Melbourne, Australia will be sponsoring a conference examining Sir James Frazer’s The Golden Bough Friday, February 10 – Sunday, February 12, 2023. The organizers are calling for people interested in presenting to submit abstracts of proposed presentations (no more… Continue Reading
Feminine Power: the Divine to the Demonic is an exhibition at the British Museum in London running May 19 to September 25. The posted description says: The first exhibition of its kind, Feminine power takes a cross-cultural look at the… Continue Reading
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently ran a news story about the Barnes Foundation, located on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia is exhibiting its collection of Native American art for the first time (long overdue, yes?) An excerpt says: “The ‘project’ is… Continue Reading
Scarey movies, gore, Viking’s inflicting inhuman torture on captives… just the stuff the occult community laps up as greedily shown by the enthusiasm shown for the Swedish horror film Midsommar (if yr FB posts are to be believed) which depicted… Continue Reading