This article appeared earlier this Summer at the New York Times and while it raises some interesting questions is answer NONE of them. The basic story is, some people have noticed that the gateway to an otherwise nondescript public park… Continue Reading
NIGHT of the WITCHES Join Cynthia Crosse and Pam Grossman @ OCCULTURE: Dark Arts Exhibition who will be speaking about Rosaleen Norton on the centenary of her Birth. It is so fantastic to see Rosaleen Norton’s life… Continue Reading
THEATRE of the VOID After the prestigious Tate Liverpool, BOZAR welcomes the exhibition of the renowned French artist Yves Klein in the spring of 2017. Klein, famous for his ultramarine monochromes, produces works that are interpretations of his ideas on spiritual… Continue Reading
V.V.V.V.V. The work debuted 14th-16th July, 2017 ev. at the Huon Valley Midwinter Festival in Tasmania and saw 16, 000 people over three days. Inspired by verses from the Holy Books of Thelema the first of a series of installations… Continue Reading
Filmmaker Karen Maine grew up in the 1990s in a Catholic community in Iowa, where her high school sex education was a video of a late-term abortion and an abstinence-only talk by Pam Stenzel. Her autobiographical short film, “Yes, God, Yes,”… Continue Reading
FILIPINO PROTECTIVE TATTOOS ORASYON Protective Tattoos of the Philiiphines have always fascinated me, I first came across the talismanic undergarments, magical amulets ‘Agimat’ which contained Christian Magical Formula and composed of Letters and phrase with emblematic pictorial motifs and esoteric… Continue Reading
AUGUST 12 – NOVEMBER 19, Civic Square 101 Wakefield St Wellington New Zealand will be hosting the “Occulture: The Dark Arts” exhibit. The Gallery’s site states: “Art and the occult have always been intertwined. They draw powers, rituals and… Continue Reading
Just came across this IndieGoGo campaign to fund a “video art ritual” that seeks to address “Climate change, polarized politics, increased hate and violence, mass species extinction, gentrification, corporate greed” on a mystical level. The work is being done by… Continue Reading
What does an orgasm feel like? How would you describe it? If a picture is worth a thousand words, can art describe it better? Refinery 29 tries to answer these questions and more, adding, “Of course, orgasms aren’t the be-all… Continue Reading
On Monday, September 18–Tuesday, September 19, Saturday, September 23–Monday, September 25 The Barnes Foundation will host the world premier of “The Wake World.” This production is being directed by R.B. Schlather; music and libretto is by David Hertzberg, based on… Continue Reading