Blank Forms is pleased to present Jerry Hunt: Transmissions from the Pleroma, the first institutional exhibition dedicated to the videos and sculptures of composer-performer Jerry Hunt (1943–1993). The exhibition, part of Blank Forms’s extensive program focused on the artist, presents a selection of… Continue Reading
Fulgar Press posted this announcement on their FB page: We’re putting the finishing touches to our design for Austin Osman Spare’s Psychopathia Sexualis… a jaw-dropping portfolio of drawings long thought lost, but recently discovered at the Kinsey Institute by @pfeifferwalz.… Continue Reading
As I’ve said so often in the past, the Prophet of the Lovely Star opined that artists connect directly with the sephira Binah when they are inspired and creating. Tauba Auerbach is an artist who works like a modern magician… 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
Faye Dowling, a curator and editor based in London interviewed art curator and dealer Stephen Romano about his interest in occult-themed art for the Dark Arts blog. The interview begins: “Stephen Romano is a collector, curator and private art dealer… Continue Reading
Photographer Justin Aversano has created a unique new tarot deck titled “Smoke and Mirrors featuring photographs of mystics from around the world. Here’s his explanation: “For “Smoke and Mirrors” I photographed 78 sets of artists, astrologers, psychics, tarot readers, and other forms… Continue Reading
The non-profit publishing house, Timesless is releasing a new limited editor of The Last Slogan, offering a fresh look at the work of art-provocateur, occultural icon Genesis Breyer P-Orridge. The posted description says: This is the Limited Edition of The Last Slogan which is… Continue Reading
Cool posting by Richard Kaczynski on his FB page: “In July of 1946, Rosaleen Norton was still an aspiring artist, her published work largely limited to three 1941 issues of the free-thinking magazine “Pertinent.” She was yet to be charged… Continue Reading
“Vasily Kandinsky: Around the Circle” is an exhibit of the work of this influential Russian painter running at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC through September 2022. Born December 16, 1866 Wassily Kandinsky was a hugely influential painter and art theorist credited… Continue Reading
Aleister Crowley was an art junkie. Most Thelemites know that he wrote and published poetry and prose of his own, painted and also put together multi-media presentations in the form of his Rites of Eleusis. But they might not be… Continue Reading