The Baltimore Sun reminds us: “Even in death, Divine — the larger-than-life drag queen made famous in John Waters’ films — lives on.” Today, October 19, 2015, would have been Divine’s 70th birthday. Divine was a mainstay of John Waters films, notably… Continue Reading
This Summer the Wilhelm Reich Museum presented a Summer conference on this fascinating figure whose teaching of sexual liberation disturbed the psychoanalytic community and his political associates. It was held at the Orgonon in Rangeley, ME. The overall theme was… Continue Reading
Soror Hypatia came across this essay on modern porn vs. the Sex Magick theory and practice established by the Prophet of the Lovely Star. Not surprisingly, the author gets alot of things wrong, but proposes some offers some interesting parallels… Continue Reading
As Liber Oz avers: “Man has the right to love as he will, when where and with whom he will.” “With whom” should cover all age groups whose members are able to actually give full consent… including folks who are… Continue Reading
Examiner.com posted a lengthy account of “Cinderella of the Wasteland” – a group discussion of the life and work of Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel by her friends and other associates. They discussed her marriage to rocket scientist/magician Jack Parsons, her… Continue Reading
“Cameron: Cinderella of the Wastelands” is an exhibit of the art of Marjorie Cameron Parson Kimmel mounted at the two Jeffrey Deitch galleries in NYC running thru October 17, 2015. These are the same pieces displayed at MOCA in Los… Continue Reading
On October 2nd, 1917 Rosaleen Norton celebrated her Lesser Feast in Dunedin, New Zealand in the middle of a thunderstorm. According to Wikipedia, she was: “…an Australian artist and occultist, in the latter capacity adhering to a form of pantheistic… Continue Reading
Thelema, NOW! has posted a new episode. Thelema Now’s Soror Lilya speaks to Scott Hobbs, who put together the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles exhibit of Marjorie Cameron’s artwork. The exhibit is now showing in New York City until… Continue Reading
Alok Vaid-Menon is a trans-feminine Indian-American poet and one half of the performance art duo Dark Matter. Through sharing Alok’s post with your friends and loved ones, spread the message that gender is not about what body parts you do… Continue Reading
and here’s an after-the-fact account of the evening’s proceedings: http://observer.com/2015/10/deitch-projects-presents-the-uncensored-story-of-la-artistoccultist-marjorie-cameron/