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
Here’s recently posted live performance footage of Ordo Templi Orientis Cabinet member David Tibet and Youth’s (formerly of Killing Joke) band, HYPNOPAZŪZU at The RoadBurn Festival in Tilburg, The NetherLands, on April 23, 2017. The video was Dreamt, Conceived, 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
Atlas Obscura recently ran an interview piece on early 19th century occult writer Jacques Collin de Plancy’s Dictionnaire Infernal a demonological catalogue with illustrations that went on to become the standard visualizations of many of these beings, including the ones… Continue Reading
Fulgur has announced the August publication of of Touch Me Not! a facsimile edition of an 18th century collection of writings on dark, transgressive magical workings edited by Hereward Tilton and Merlin Cox. The publisher’s site states: “Touch Me Not! is… Continue Reading
Here’s another video from the last Trans State Conference, in this case Ana Belen Gonzalez-Perez’ presentation – “Epistemology of MagicEpistemology of Magic. A transdisciplinary approach to the quest for results in Ars Magica.” On the YouTube page the video is… Continue Reading
Here’s a new posting about thaumaturgy from our old bud the sorcerer Inominandum. As always, lots of good food for thought that can be worked into anyone’s practice — IF you see merit in it. “About 13 Years ago I… Continue Reading
Here’s an interesting little piece I came across regarding the relationship between Baphoment X° and Gerald Gardner, the latter being best known as the instigator of the modern Wiccan Revival. I present it NOT because I agree with all the… Continue Reading
Newsweek recently ran a surprisingly lengthy feature on Daniel Matt, the two decades he spent translating the Zohar into English and his monthly Zohar study sessions. In part the article states: “The Zohar—central to the mystical strain of Judaism known as… Continue Reading
HEY – it’s the IVth! We should be totally bunking off but Soror Amy was tickled by this Dangerous Minds article about long ago shennanigans put on by the great African band leader, musical innovator Fela Kuti. At one point… Continue Reading