A website with a number of free patterns to make costumes. Most are historical but could be used in a number of rituals and rites. A prized fine for the ambitious sewer. http://www.costumingdiary.com/2010/12/free-historical-costume-patterns.html
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles’ YouTube channel features footage of artist/magician Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel reading her poetry in 1989, part of the the last look at her work mounted before her passing 6 years later. MOCA’s… Continue Reading
The London Guardian has posted a story about a new gallery project Lucifer Brothers Workshop which opened at the Art Los Angeles Contemporary fair this passed weekend Santa Monica, CA. The focus of the exhibit is the work of two women who… Continue Reading
While O=II has already posted extensive coverage of the “Language Of The Birds” art exhibit currently running on the NYU campus in NYC it’s interesting to see the profane perspective on all this. Here’s a feature posted at the HuffingtonPost.com:… Continue Reading
Ithell Colquhoun: Image and Imagination Penlee House Gallery & Museum 16 January — 19 March 2016 Ithell Colquhoun (1906 – 1988), an artist drawn by the ‘Gaelic melodies’ of West Penwith, captured the beauty of nature in her paintings and… Continue Reading
The Voynich Mansuscript and the Serahinanus Manuscript have something in common. No one knows what they say. They are an enigma. For centuries people have tried to figure out and break their mysterious code but none have succeeded. Well here’s… Continue Reading
DS Blake recently made “The Occult Colouring Book” available at Lulu.com. The posted description says: “The Occult Colouring Book features twenty intricate and original line-art fantasy illustrations for your colouring pleasure. Inspired by the occult and the esoteric, from the… Continue Reading
Robert Wang is an artist of no small renown, known for — among other things — his “Jungian Tarot” deck. At his website, you can find a nice array of his art as well as his autobiography which includes a… Continue Reading
The Stephen Romano Gallery has done it again for lovers of Esoteric Art and provided us with yet another reason to visit NY this month! HIEROGLYPHIC EXHIBITION until Feb 15 2016 The exhibition borrows it’s title from the 1735 Baroque illustrated book… Continue Reading
Seems like everyone is trying to work out what the Occult Art Explosion in NY is all about? Strange Magic: Why occult-based art is about to cross your radar (if it hasn’t already) “This week, NYU’s WSE80 Gallery, next to… Continue Reading