Sentences with phrase «occult works»

The books range from the top Classics and rare occult works to modern authors including some of my top titles are put into the FREE area of 1 eBooks occassionally to draw new members to the site.

Steps were an innovation that seemed an occult work, stairways were the wicked cousins of ladders, and greatly to be avoided.

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If the opening intertitle didn't reveal the fact that The House of the Devil was going to be dealing with the occult / Satanism the film could just as well stand on its own as a psychological thriller about a girl working herself up into a paranoid frenzy over creaks on the floorboards.

In it, the filmmaker details his childhood fascination with the occult, and how he decided to pair that with a recurring image in his mind of a young, alone, female foreigner working in Paris.

In the opening episodes of this uneven season, Marvel's ABC drama «Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.» has been working to find the right balance between its fiery, forward - looking stories featuring the occult...

The steampunk fantasy genre has always been a fascinating concept with its cast - iron constructions, gear driven gadgets and just a touch of the occult to make it all work.

But it does work better than the first film and the mystery surrounding Moriarty works far better than the occult nonsense we got in Sherlock Holmes.

Nonfiction works that discuss currently controversial elements (e.g., sex, drugs, or the occult) are judged for the integrity of their overall treatment.

American Craftsmen, Tom Doyle's debut novel, is about occult operatives, known as «Craftsmen,» and it's terrific work.

We currently are not working in the Erotica, Religion & Spirituality, Gay & Lesbian, Occult, Legal or Medical book genres.

Occult disease, frequently reported at a rate of 20 to 30 per cent (Rawlings and McCall, 1982; Davoust and Ducos de Lahitte, 1989), was never observed during the 2 - years period of the present work.

Pre-anesthetic blood work includes a basic bodily systems analysis for anesthesia risk assessment, IV catheter placement and fluid therapy, occult heartworm test, 1 - 3 year Rabies vaccination, Bordetella («Kennel Cough») vaccination, DHPP («Distemper, «or «4 in 1») vaccination.

Cats are prone to occult (hidden) heart disease, so I recommend a cardiac work up prior to exercise for them.

The Sexy Brutale is a 3D Puzzle & Adventure game, developed by Cavalier Game Studios and Tequila Works, a never - ending masked ball featuring intrigue, murder and the quite possibly occult.

Tequila Works and Cavalier Game Studios proudly announce «The Sexy Brutale», a Puzzle and Adventure game for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One coming out on Q1, 2017; a never - ending masked ball featuring intrigue, murder and the quite possibly occult.

An Indie game from Cavalier Game Studios and Tequila Works, this puzzle and adventure title takes players into a murder mystery and even the occult.

Thursday, Julie Mehretu's occult - influenced new body of work takes her practice in a darker direction, and Irene Lusztig lectures about conjuring empathy from (probably) eerie archival material.

It is undeniable that many early 20th century abstract painters drew on spiritualism to fuel their artistic projects but this does not mean their interest in occult sources exhausts the meaning of the work.

The word «conjuring» is especially apt in Da Corte's work, filled as it is with references to the occult, witchcraft, and mysterious ceremonies.

His recent writing has centered extensively on the occult, publishing in Disinformation's Book of Lies as well as working on numerous documentaries and experimental films exploring the subject.

MC: Let's save that for another discussion... So your work is often discussed in relation to literature but I don't see any direct references to classic occult texts or writers you might expect like Edgar AIIan Poe.

It is an exploration of high and low culture, the occult, and alternate realities — how mortality compliments growth and is made tactile in works that pull references from minimalism, sci - fi shamanism, and ritual.

Brian Butler's interests and practices with the occult, with its often hidden meanings, function as the underlying narrative of his work.

Poolside Magic, in which a man in coat - tails serves a naked woman beside a swimming pool, riffs on themes of sexuality, mutability, magic and the occult, making reference to the vibrant and sensuous landscape and culture of Trinidad, where the artist lives and works.

All of which lent his work much of its mystery, its occult charm.

Her works were inspired by the experience of the diverse cultures she lived in, her interest in occult religions and esoteric sciences, and the Mexican mythos.

At Northwestern, Fenchel made work in a variety of mediums focusing on occult / ancient cultures and their parallels with modern cultures (hip hop and Nintendo).

Vestigial representations of the occult were harnessed in «Cleromancy,» Nate Young's exhibition of six works from the past year that obliquely layered a range of personal and political histories, touching on subjects such as black jockeys, the Great Migration, divining, and family mythology.

The individual works pay great credence to both the fin - de-siècle and more modern history of occult practices impinging on cultural daylight.

Ira Cohen's Dr. Mabuse — much like the other works in this exhibition — is a window to the world of the occult and, as with all such windows, it's either a mirror itself, or smudged by those who don't want you to see.

It was in this context that Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Hilma af Klint and other artists working towards an «objectless state» became interested in the occult as a way of creating an «inner» object.

Curated by Anja Henckel and Nadim Samman, Humeau's solo exhibition loops between the aesthetics of prehistory and occult biology and those of science fiction and the Information Age, producing works across multiple mediums that stage «the crossing of great distances in time and space, transitions between animal and mineral, and encounters between personal desires and natural forces».

Drawing from both contemporary and historical intersections between science and the occult, Gómez - Egaña's work also explores the relationship between technology and mysticism, and the emotional and spiritual undertones of digital culture.

The Romanian - born artist immigrated to the United States in the late 1990s, but many of the narrative facets of her upbringing — from occult folk traditions to blundering nationalist propaganda — resonate throughout her work.

The series, in which a man in coat - tails serves a naked woman beside a swimming pool, riffs on themes of sexuality, mutability, magic and the occult, making reference to the vibrant and sensuous landscape and culture of Trinidad, where Chris Ofili lives and works.

Engaging interests such as science fiction writing, psychology, and the occult, Yackulic's work manifests as artist's books, painting, works on paper, and zines, employing techniques including letterpress, staining, and xerography.

Recent independent curatorial projects include: CORPORATE OCCULT, let's talk about the body baby, NU Performance (2016), which presented works by international artists that dealt with contemporary issues surrounding gender and the body; Art in the Era of Digital Capitalism (2016), a conference considering the tendencies of acceleration and post-2011 institutional alternatives, which included Franco Bifo Beradi as its keynote speaker; and numerous others.

The work — inspired by a mysterious fruit covered in occult writings that washed up on a Persian Gulf beach last fall — is by the international artist collective GCC.

The work of «modern occult artist» Andrew Schmidt (Sculpture» 14) is featured on Young Space.

Painstakingly crafted, these works function as a yantra or visual energy diagram traditionally used to direct focus during meditation or occult rituals.

The show explored notions such as magic, folklore, mysticism, mythology and the occult in historical British Surrealist art as well as in numerous contemporary works.

Indeed, a flavor of the occult mingled with the cult this year, with works by Steven Parrino, Jutta Koether, and Anthony Burdin channeling nihilistic shamanism.

Curated by Lucy A. Sames & Dane Sutherland, the show is the second instalment of their ongoing project Exta which «mobilises mystic intensities and sci - fi rituals, adapting the occult art of haruspicy as a method of visceral divination» and will feature work by Verity Birt, Jamie & Rickie McNeill and Plastique Fantastique.

Paul Swenbeck's (b. 1967, Massachussetts) work combines sculpture, painting and photography to create installations that filter craft, occult and spiritual themes through his own idiosyncratic perspective.

In his graduate work, Svart Metall, Willing focuses on the primary themes of the Black Metal culture such as Norse mythology, rugged nature, winter and the occult.

Paul Swenbeck's work combines sculpture, painting, photography and craft to create installations that explore occult and spiritual themes, filtered through his own idiosyncratic perspective.

At first sight Adrian Ghenie's (° 1977, Baia - Mare; lives and works in Cluj and Berlin) paintings deal with subjects that carry a historical set of references, but collective memory is constantly challenged by enigmatic prophetic actions, occulted and personal folds in the temporal linearity.

So in this work I use the occult as a metaphor for the individual in opposition to the corporate approach to technology.

Early research intocolor meaning and cultural syncretism led to the occult traditions in general and the work of John Dee and Henry Cornelius Agrippa specifically.

He has lectured widely on his work and the topics surrounding his work and is the co-organizer of the biennial Occult Humanities Conference in New York.