Showing posts with label homoccult. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homoccult. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Chicago artist Elijah Burgher

Local artist Elijah Burgher has already been mentioned on Occult Chicago on at least two separate occasions, so it seemed time to dedicate a post to him.

Burgher works with tools such as sigilization to produce magical-personal works of art.  He has recently shown at Western Exhibitions (at the same time as Black Thorns in the White Cube) and as part of Homoccult & Other Esoterotica.

Build Better Human Beings

Anal Swastika (Recruiter Version)

Ghost Vomit

Black Mirror

All images taken from Burgher's blog, Ghost Vomit.  He is also on Tumblr.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Update: Homoccult & Other Esoterotica

It was recently pointed out in response to my previous post regarding Homoccult & Other Esoterotica that they are having gallery hours this Saturday 4/28. And there is a closing reception on 5/11 at 7 pm.  Great news!

Visit the HOMOCCULT website for more information

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Homoccult & Other Esoterotica

Another exhibition that just ended.  It's sad that I wasn't able to post about it here in time, but amazing that all of these events are going on simultaneously.


Homoccult & Other Esoterotica is a group of short experimental queer films focused on magick & the occult - curated by Daniel McKernan - which was screened in Chicago at S&S PROJECT over the weekend of April 6-8, 2012.


http://brainwashed.com/daniel/homoccult/


"Many of the films capture the spirit of arch-gay cinematic spell-casters Kenneth Anger and Derek Jarman, especially those made by the program's more (in)famous participants, such as Throbbing Gristle alumni Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and the late Peter Christopherson (operating together as the Threshold HouseBoys Choir)." - Matt Sussman, Flavorpill


There was also a visual artwork aspect which featured the artwork of Christos Andrews, Elijah Burgher, ColectivoMultipolar, Maj Furani, Erika Keck, George Keller, Armando Lozano, Daniel McKernan, Sofia Moreno and Erik Peterson.