Hilma af Klint’s ‘Secret Paintings’ exhibition goes Virtual Discover the visionary artist disrupting art history through this exclusive virtual exhibition Hilma af Klint: The Secret Paintings. The NSW Art Gallery Australia has largely been closed due to Covid restrictions during this… Continue Reading
Episode 11 of Sharron Kraus’ Preternatural Investigations podcast is called “The Quality of Wildness.” The posted description says: In which the idea of wildness and the relationship between the human and the wild are explored. Some problematic approaches to… Continue Reading
Thelema is known as a sex-positive community so I figger that y’all would be interested in The New York Times’ recent review of two exhibitions by female artists who made erotically charged work — Eva Hesse and Hannah Wilke. An excerpt says: “One… Continue Reading
Catalog available, the first ever exhibtion catalog of the works of Burt Shonberg, with texts by director of the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick Steven Intermill, Minneapolis Institute of Art curator Robert Cozzolino, esteemed film maker… Continue Reading
Public radio’s roots-culture program American Routes produced an episode discussing EGC Bishop Harry Smith. Here’s the posted description” Who was Harry Smith? The short answer about the 20th century polymath and hustler might be divined in his legendary Anthology of… Continue Reading
Occult-art polymath Robert Buratti is releasing a new comic ‘Goetia – Issue 1: Invocation.” The publishing site says: “Set between ancient Jerusalem and 19th century Paris, the story follows a young antiquities dealer, Solomon David and the unfolding of the the… Continue Reading
Occult artist Robert Buratti is offering some of his striking artwork as NFTs and they are priced to move! The posted description of the piece, “Silence,” says: Silence enables insight on the true nature of reality. Vipassana is to see… Continue Reading
Archaeologists searching for a royal palace in Germany have discovered a 1,000-year-old church constructed for Otto the Great (also called Otto I). Otto I, who lived from A.D. 912 to 973, consolidated and expanded the Holy Roman Empire. The empire,… Continue Reading
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