After his successful first photo project in which he captured people before and after drinking one, two and three glasses of wine, artist Marcos Alberti is back with a new photo series. This one, The Independent tells us, “…done in… Continue Reading
This portrait of Aleister Crowley was painted by Xul Solar. An Argentine artist whose birth name was Oscar Agustin Alejandro Schulz Solari, (December 14th 1887 – April 9th 1963). The title of this piece is “Muy Mago” which roughly… Continue Reading
THE TEMPLE — a Gesamtkunstwerk by VE RA Kochubey in collaboration with Mischa Fanghaenel — is a shrine for the techno generation: a holy space where paintings, photography, techno music and magic take on a new form of spirituality… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti of Collective777, The Art Guild of OTO Australia recently posted some thoughts at the MysteriaMaximaMagazine.com site about the dilemma of the creative artist trying to follow their muse, produce vital work and also derive financial sustenance from it,… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti of Collective777, the Art Guild of OTO Australia is exhibiting new work in Adelaide at Two Horizons Gallery, part of “IAIDA: 418.” Here’re two rendering of the Visions Aleister Crowley experienced after intoning the call of the 22nd… Continue Reading
“The Ecstasy of Forbidden Daylight”, is based on studies of 18th century accounts of witchcraft trials from her research in the UK, and a series of her lectures at The Morbid Anatomy museum, and serves to bring… Continue Reading
“Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law!” With these words, Aleister Crowley proclaimed a new aeon, the Age of the Child, “I didn’t want this to be a show with images of Crowley by artists… Continue Reading
The Sacred Wood of Bomarzo is a park that was created in the 16th century by Prince Pier Francesco Orsini. The park is a surreal collection of stone sculptures, which includes war elephant, giant fish, two giants dismembering each other,… Continue Reading
According to The Guardian, Frieze London and Frieze Masters will exhibit “Overlooked and rejected works from the 1970s and 80s depicting female sexuality, graphic sex and women as empowered objects of desire.” Victoria Siddall, the fair’s director, says “Interestingly some of the… Continue Reading
The Cultus Sabbatai’s publishing arm, Three Hands Press has announced the release of a new title at the end of this month, Witch-Ikon. Their website says: “The figure of the Witch has haunted the margins of religion and spirituality for… Continue Reading