The British Library posted an interactive manuscript roll that details the geneology of Gnostic Saint Dr. John Dee. Their site says: This remarkable manuscript roll, over six feet in length, shows the illustrious family history of John Dee (1527–1608/09) –… Continue Reading
‘Noa Noa: The Tahitian Journal of PAUL GAUGUIN’ is a newly published work that collects the Gnostic Saints notes from his first two years living and working in Tahaiti. The publisher’s description says: “Paul Gauguin fled what he called ‘filthy… Continue Reading
This Spring saw the publication of a new book on Gnostic Saint William Blake, William Blake vs The World by John Higgs. Higgs’ website posts the following description: “Poet, artist, visionary and author of the unofficial English national anthem ‘Jerusalem’,… Continue Reading
I’m posting more of the artwork that was forwarded to us from “Nightcrawler.” Here’s a paraphrase of the note that accompanied them: I am an artist from Ukraine. An existential crisis lead me to the works of Alan Moore, whose… Continue Reading
We received a note in conjunction with some artwork from “Nightcrawler.” I’ve paraphrased it a bit so the eloquence of the narrative shines clearly: I am an artist from Ukraine. An existential crisis lead me to the works of Alan… Continue Reading
This passed Friday, the New York Times ran an obituary on Allen Midgette who died at his home in Woodstock, NY aged 82. To the world at large, he was best known for being recruited by Andy Warhol to impersonate… Continue Reading
Candy Factory 2: Coum to Thee Nest is an exhibition featuring the collaborative work of the late Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Eric Heist. On display will be a selection of new, sequentially-ordered, vibrant, silkscreened gender-indeterminate details of bodies on square surfaces. This… Continue Reading
Sub Rosa Studio has published Australian artist Robert Burratti’s translation of Josephin Peladan’s La décadence esthétique in which he laid out the principles employed in mounting his series of Rose Croix Salons Belle Epoque Paris. Some commentators would say these… Continue Reading
I was tooling around FB and noted this item on noted occulture authority Carl Abrahamsson: “If there was ever a true genius, it was Harry Smith. His head was too heavy for him. He was all brains. They should have… Continue Reading
Psychoanalyst /Author/musical artist Vanessa Sinclair will be discussig her book Scansion in Psychoanalysis and Art: The Cut in Creation in an online presentation June 26 @morbidanatomy. The event page says: This talk, based on her new book, will look at a… Continue Reading