Boo-Hooray, in collaboration with Emory University, is presenting a William S. Burroughs centenary exhibition dedicated to the Cut-Up technique. On view will be hand-edited typescript drafts from the Nova Trilogy, rarely seen publications like the mimeographed newsletter The Burrough and… Continue Reading
Between October 21st 2014 – November 2nd 2014 Fulgur Esoterica are hosting I:MAGE 2014 Travelling with Unfamiliar Spirits, a two weeks long festival dedicated to the relationship between contemporary artists and spirit entities. The festival comprises of a group exhibition… Continue Reading
“The Opus Alchymicum series records a transformative process of archetypal encounters with alchemical motifs. Experienced by the Artist through the late 1970s and early 1980s at a time of emotional and spiritual crisis, the transpersonal Self constellated in the psyche… Continue Reading
There has always been an inseparable link between alchemy and art. The unique aesthetic at its core best illustrates the ability of the visual image to conceal and reveal the most complex conceptual attainment. The few surviving diaries of the… Continue Reading
Visitors to the 12th edition of Frieze London and the third round of Frieze Masters may sense a hint of nostalgia in the air. This is particularly evident on the stand of London’s Helly Nahmad Gallery at Frieze Masters, which… Continue Reading
Last night I attended the opening of “Cameron: Songs for the Witch Woman” at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) annex at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, California. The show was very well attended; it was heartwarming to… Continue Reading
According to DangerousMinds.net “Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art has announced the mounting of 91 artworks and ephemera relating to the life’s work of the eccentric LA bohemian legend Marjorie Cameron. The show goes up on October 11 at MOCA’s… Continue Reading
Il Giardino dei Tarocchi is a park located in the artistic Garavicchio, near Pescia Fiorentina, communal village of Capalbio in Tuscany, Italy, designed by the French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle, peopled with statues inspired by the figures of the… Continue Reading
‘Entartete Kunst’ (or ‘Degenerate Art’) was a derogatory term adopted by the Nazi regime in Germany. An exhibition entitled ‘Entartete Kunst’ opened in Munich in 1937 displaying works deemed to be ‘an insult to German feeling’ and went on to… Continue Reading