Carl Abrahamsson is interviewed by Jason Louv on the Ultraculture podcast. Posted descrip say: “Carl Abrahamsson is a writer, editor, photographer and tireless curator of global Occulture. (Source Magic, his latest book, is a series of essays that aims straight for… Continue Reading
Fascinating news about a new book about the surrealist artist, author and sorceress Leonora Carriginton from the https://www.facebook.com/leonoracarringtonweisz FB page: Leonora by Elena Poniatowska First of all, Leonora is a novel. It’s neither a review of Leonora Carrington’s painting, nor a biography. It’s… Continue Reading
BREYER P-ORRIDGE‘s work is part of the group exhibition Chrysalis: The Butterfly Dream that is opening at the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève that is opening on January 25 and runs through June 4 The exhibition is devoted to the transformations that occur within us as… Continue Reading
This passed Summer, the New York Times Book Review reviewed a new book about Gnostic Catholic saint William Blake, WILLIAM BLAKE VS. THE WORLD By John Higg. An excerpt reads: “Higgs’s Blake is not the tripped-out proto-hippie of some renderings, nor… Continue Reading
Next month will see the publication of Visions of the Occult: An Untold Story of Art & Magic by Victoria Jenkins. The posted description says: “The word ‘occult’ comes from the latin occulus, meaning ‘hidden.’ The underlying assumption is that there is… Continue Reading
Amazon.com’s Hot New Releases includes a page devoted to New Releases in Mysticism and at number 1 AND 3 is the Weiser reissues of Dr. David Shoemaker’s Living Thelema. The posted description says: The system of spiritual attainment developed by… Continue Reading
Here’s a oddity that might be of interest, self-described warlock, comic artist and novelist Alan Moore interviewing… Brian Eno!? Y’all know there’s some serious cleverness afoot. This was a radio interview from 2004 so audio only – STILL! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAXUCNHVRW4.
We received this submission of film by Japanese artist cashumi. cashumi explains: “Janus Faces is a film by cashumi about an artwork that is the result of the interaction between paper and artist. It was not originally intended as a… Continue Reading
Antiquity Magazine recently ran a piece on the oldest piece of narrative art created by homo sapiens sapiens. An excerpt reads: “A wall relief, comprising five figures carved on a bench in a communal building dating to the ninth millennium… Continue Reading
feature image: H.R. Giger, Victory V (Satan) (1983) “Homage to H.R. Giger” and “Stations of Embodiment” The Art of H.R. Giger and Vincent Castiglia curated by Stephen Romano with contributions from Michael Bonesteel Robert Cozzolino and Christopher Ian Lutz Vincent… Continue Reading