Blood Offering: Yesu Christ the
Sacrificial Lamb The Y-Shaped
Cross: Ypsilon Cross, Y-Cross, Furca (The Fork), Gabelkreuz (Fork
Cross, Branch Cross), Schacherkreuz (Thief's Cross,
Cross of Robbers) THE GATHERING APOCALYPTIC ART RAW ARTS FESTIVAL LONDON 2004 RAW VISION CHETZAR PHOTOGRAPHY - THE BODY TRANSFORMED A Conversation with
Dieter Appelt
Appelt, (b. 1935), creates photographs which either document
his own body, caked with marble dust or bound in cloth strips, or depict
abstract studies of found objects, such as twigs or rocks, exposed over long
periods of time. Sylvia Wolf, curator of photography at the Art Institute of
Chicago, maintains these images “demonstrate Appelt’s preoccupation with
themes of death, rebirth, meditation and transcendence.” Unlike many of his
contemporaries, though, Appelt has always retained an equally focused regard
for form in his art, in order to express emotions. Lucas
Samaras - American, born Greece (1936) DIANA
MICHENER
Diana Michener is known for her tender images of difficult
subjects, generally connected with death. The images range from the heads of
recently slaughtered cattle - which retain a mythical nobility in the
instant of departing this world - to more disturbing images of human corpses
and malformed foetuses. EXPLORE ART AT THE GETTY BENEDETTO
FELLIN The Tower of
Babel, 1992, Oil on wood POWER and DOME OF
PEACE
DE ES was born in 1942 in Gresten, Lower Austria, as Dieter
Schwertberger. He studied the painting technique of the Old Masters in
Vienna and is an independent artist since 1962. He lived three years in
Switzerland and twelve years in New York City. He is using the artist name
DE ES since 1972. He lives again in Vienna since 1986. He considers himself
to be a seeker, who shows what he has found through „the language of the
image“. His message of "meaning and transformation“ finds clear and intense
expression in his paintings through a precise use of space, light and
texture. Zdzisław
Beksiński - EMAIL: contact@beksinski.pl LUKASZ
BANACH ODD NERDRUM PETER GRIC ANDRÈ
JANOUT JOACHIM
LUETKE - Dark as Hell but with a
magnificent Plutonic beauty . . . VIKTOR
SAFONKIN - Classical
European Surrealism DENIS
MESENTZEV LUIGI LA
SPERANZA Oldrich Kulhanek MANFRED EBSTER
TANTRA
WORKS & About TANTRA
WORKS About Nik
Douglas Tantra Art THE TAJ GALLERY OF
TANTRA ART ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS
Books relating to topics such as medicine and astronomy joined
those on scripture and theology. Ancient knowledge was transmitted through
the monastic scribes. In early eleventh-century Canterbury, for example, a
manuscript was made of Cicero’s ’Aratea’, a Latin translation by the
first-century Roman poet of a verse textbook on astronomy written three
centuries before Christ by the Greek, Aratus of Soli. During the
twelfth century the number of monasteries and abbeys grew, all needing
manuscripts for their libraries. From around 1200, alternative centres of
learning appeared in the shape of the first universities. Production of
manuscripts began to shift from monastic scriptoria to professional
workshops in the new university towns. Their subject matter became broader
and more secular. Introduction to Islamic Heraldry by Dr. Murray Lee EilandBartholomaeus Anglicus THE MEDIEVAL
BESTIARY
HAKIM BEY The
Architectonality of Psychogeographicism or The Hieroglyphics of
Driftwork
Such strange thoughts, but resonating with
the energy of fresh ideas . . or stale as some may think . .
.
"O seeker of truth, the path to truth is very
short. It is closer to you than your jugular vein, yet there are seventy
thousand barriers, all created by you."
Kaygusuz Abdal, 15th century wandering
lover-poet.
text Dreams That Money Can Buy, a Surrealist
Film by Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Alexander Calder, Fernand Léger & Hans
Richter. in Art, Film | June 19th, 2013
