“The Captain” by Robert Buratti, a member of OTO Australia’s Art Guild, has been selected for inclusion in the Cossack Awards exhibition. The exhibition runs from July 19 – August 9 in the town of Coassak, north of Perth Australia.… Continue Reading
Our favorite online cultural news outlet (outside of the U.K.’s Daily Mail of course!) DangerousMinds.net has posted an update on the whole kerfuffle involving the statue of “10 Commandments” installed on the grounds of the state capitol in Oklahoma and… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti of OTO Australia’s Art Guild, Collective 777, has a 6 page feature in the new issue of Collide Magazine, along with such notables as Ace Frehley and Kevin Nash. You can read the feature here:
A soundscape by Australian musician, Tim Davies inspired by the painting, Benedictio by Robert Buratti, Brother Buratti being a member of the OTO Australia art guild Collectve 777 www.robertburatti.com
The ever entertaining DangerousMinds.net site just posted a great piece on “Propaganda,” the trendsetting magazine that chronicled — and the article would claim — influenced the rise of Goth culture. The article begins: “Founded in 1982 by New York photographer… Continue Reading
From Strange Attractor Press, whose imprint includes Phil Baker’s excellent biography Austin Osman Spare, comes this announcement of an interesting new publication concerning the celebrated British artist and magician: In the Spring of 2013 a 78-card, hand-painted tarot deck created c.1906 by… Continue Reading
Artnet.com has announced: “For Jeffrey Deitch’s next New York project, he will show works by artist and poet Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel (1922–1995), better known as Cameron. The show, “Cameron: Cinderella of the Wastelands,” will open September 8 at 76 Grand Street, currently occupied by… Continue Reading
Robert Buratti of Collective 777, the Art Guild of Ordo Templi Orientis Australia was interviewed by ABC regarding “Art As A Spiritual Practice.” In part, the interview states: “Robert Buratti, curator of the Windows to the Sacred exhibition at the Mornington… Continue Reading
The Sunday, May 24 issue of the New York Times included an article by Robert Ito surveying several new and upcoming publications devoted to a variety of beings that populate Japanese “folklore” and superstition including the spirits of deceased humans… Continue Reading
MY FIRST ARS GOETIA is a coloring book for budding magicians created by Kate Sherron. Her site says: My First Ars Goetia is a fun & creative introduction to the seventy-demons of King Solomon! These spirits are quite the “colorful”… Continue Reading