Arthur Bruso

In the spring of 1914, Picasso was still deep in exploring cubism and its possibilities as sculpture.

The first recorded Mesoamerican people, the Olmec (c. 1,600 – 400 BC) conceived of a god that controlled the life-giving rains.

THERE HAVE BEEN PRISONS ever since there have been civilizations with laws that could be violated, but the idea of reforming

An Archeology of Disorder was conceived by Mark Dion while artist in residence at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

New Jersey is home to a diverse and robust artistic community; the New Jersey Arts Annual exhibition highlights the work of visual artists a

The title of this book, Passing Strange, denotes an exemplary of strangeness. It alludes to the notion that the story or events related are

At 25 years old, young Jakob Bohme, had a spiritual vision that would change his life.

A female figure of the Cihuateteo type, depicts a woman who died during childbirth. The closed eyes and open mouth illustrate the trope of t

The cabinet of curiosities emerged during the 16th century. While some still exist today, the majority of them are no longer extant, but...

I participated in the group exhibition of PennDesign Alumni, SoHo Show-Off which was up from January 16 - 29, 2008 at the Louis K. Meisel...

The 2021-22 Curious Matter Holiday Installation For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them....

November 19 - December 12, 2021 My Pet Ram is pleased to present THE BIG SHOW!, a colossal showcase of works by over 75 artists from New...

Review of The Awakened Eye by Ross Parmenter The act of looking is vital and elemental to any visual artist. Looking, for an artist is...

Souls in waiting: depictions of Purgatory And of that second kingdom will I sing Wherein the human spirit doth purge itself, And to...

Zapotec Tomb 104 at the American Museum of Natural History.

With this piece, Mark Dion explores our curiosity. The work is conceived as interactive, in that the viewer is welcome to take out the...

At the turning of the millennium, we purchased the house at 272 Fifth Street from the widow Maggie Olson. Maggie’s husband Charlie had...

Review of Satanism and Witchcraft by Jules Michelet

Our homes have been transformed into a safety zone, a barricade, a sanctuary against a new, invisible demon that threatens our very lives.

For what is a grimoire, but a collection of magic spells recorded and used to call upon the supernatural to intercede in the lives of humans