“Thou Art Darkest” is an exhibition of artwork created by photographer Sylwia Makris featuring members of the Polish Black/Death Metal band Behemoth and sculptor Tomasz Gornicki. The exhibition’s website gives these descriptions of the artists: Tomasz Gornicki One of the… Continue Reading
A retrospective of filmmaker John Waters’ work comes to the Baltimore Museum of Art October 7, 2018 — January 6, 2019. On Saturday, October 27, William Blake Lodge will be taking a field trip to see the exhibit. According to… Continue Reading
The Witch of Kings Cross, the cinema length documentary from writer/director Sonia Bible about the life of radical artist Rosaleen Norton, is reported to currently be in post-production though no release date has been announced as yet. The project’s website… Continue Reading
The Season finale of AMC’s series Lodge 49 is looming this coming Monday. I’m supposing you can catch up on past episodes via your On Demand service. Here’s a teasure for this upcoming episode: https://www.amc.com/shows/lodge-49/video-extras/season-01/episode-10/lodge-49-sneak-peek-season-1-episode-10. AMC’s site describes the series:… Continue Reading
On September 25, Lola introduced a new Sexual Wellness Kit: The first of its kind, our Sexual Wellness Kit features a selection of products and resources to help women lead a healthy and satisfying sex life. Filled with an assortment… Continue Reading
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is hosting “Armenia,” September 22 2018 – January 15, 2019. The work covers nearly 15 centuries of art, much of it religious in content. The Met’s website states: “This is the first major exhibition… Continue Reading
Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince @ Pioneer Works from ARTNEWS Pioneer Works in New York will open a two-month exhibition of contemporary Haitian art this September, with work by 15 artists on show at the art center’s spacious post-industrial environs… Continue Reading
According to A Liturgical Calendar for Thelemic Gnosticism by Tau Polyphilus, today is the Feast of Frater Franceso Colonna. Born about 1433 e.v., Colonna was an Italian Dominican priest and monk credited with the authorship of the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili. In… Continue Reading
LiveScience recently posted a news story about archaeologists analyzing found in an ancient Roman city of Capitolias, ocated in modern day, announcing that mosaics depicting everyday life in the town includes written inscriptions representing the utterances of the figures the… Continue Reading
This morning, we posted about Damien Echols, one of the West Memphis 3, releasing a book on the magical work he did during his nearly two decades in prison, jailed for a crime that DNA evidence eventually proved he didn’t… Continue Reading