Symbolism is a language. It is a language that speaks directly to us as human beings. Signs and symbols come to us every day, but they are often shrugged off as coincidence but I believe the word that is more appropriate here is synchronicity…

When it comes to the act of creation, we can try everything in our power to re-ignite that spark. Going for walks, a short nap, meditation…all of which might help but sometimes it does nothing for you. Sometimes we need to employ a little magic…

Val Telberg (born Vladimir Telberg-von-Teleheim) was a Russian-born American artist best known for his surrealist photomontages. His interest in experimental photography and film led him to study in New York and he had his first exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in 1948…

Nin wears black lace, a swishing taffeta and is ‘sparkling’. When her husband joins her later, he is breathless and eager to take her home and make love to her. Lucia is dressed in white satin that she has bought on Grand Street for a few dollars. She says “The only romantic style left to us is the wedding dress.”…

Textually and visually brilliant - the film has the unique ability to reach into the darkness only to pull out love and hope.  It is a sensory plunge into emotional waters. It opens up the idea of how we take certain things for granted like falling in love, drinking a good cup of coffee, and seeing the beautiful colours around us…

Through trance, ceremony, divination, journeying and guided mark-making, Gabrielle bridges experiences and encounters with the Unseen into luminous maps…

Julia Vinograd: Between Spirit and Stone is an in-progress feature documentary about iconic Berkeley street poet Julia Vinograd, who emerged from the 1960’s Free Speech Movement fighting state oppression with bubbles instead of bricks…

Based on Anaïs Nin's essay The Artist as a Magician (found in her book A Woman Speaks, edited by Evelyn Hinz), the following text aims to create a dialogue between the past and the present, to bring light into the magic realm…

Born in the mystical city of St. Petersburg, Lotta is a creator whose life has been an exploration of the uncharted realms of contemporary art. With over 15 years of experience as a designer and art director, Lotta's journey is enriched by her fascination with mysticism, symbolism, poetry, and psychoanalysis…

First published in 1957 as L’Art magique, this important text is offered here as an English translation for the first time. Working from manuscript notes for the original project, this edition presents the iconographic content as Breton intended…

Annabella Pritchard, from Southern California, started taking photos fifteen years ago to cope with depression and loneliness. Often, her daughter was the subject of her styled images, influenced by the works of Julia Margaret Cameron, Sarah Moon, and Francesca Woodman…

Katie Metcalfe is a writer, poet and self-taught photographer from the North of England. Blood, breath, and bone bind her life and work to the Northernmost reaches of our planet. Katie's photographic journey began through self-portraiture, the practice of which incidentally saved her life in 2020…

The world of magic and witchcraft is a wild one. The witch book market is even wilder. Finding books that fit you can be challenging but what if a book was to turn the tables and hold a mirror up and say, “this is your magic”…

The tarot card is a complex and wonderful thing that allows you to focus, meditate, and pick apart the wonderful imagery that is both obvious and not so obvious. It becomes an important tool in the arsenal of the reader and/or magical practitioner…