phanes

phanes

@phanesforward.bsky.social

Art: Magick: Music: https://phanes.bandcamp.com/

538 Followers 536 Following 637 Posts Joined Feb 2024
4 hours ago
Post image

Tattoo Flash By Tattoo Artist Margie Farrell Daughter Of Art "Red" Farrell Also A Tattoo Artist 1960's...
#tattoo #tattooing #margiefarrell #tattooartist #tattooflash #1960's

3 1 0 0
4 hours ago
Post image

Swiss artist Jean Tinguely, best known for his self destructing kinetic art sculptural machines that extended the Dada tradition as an antithesis of the commodification of art.

Le Cercle Infernal de la Mort, 1990
(Iron, 11 Roebuck Skulls and an electric motor)

#JeanTinguely #KineticArt #Dada

14 3 0 0
1 day ago
Preview
A Cave of Wonders: Alexander Hacke of Einstürzende Neubauten on the Record Shop that Made Him | The Quietus The Neubaten guitarist (later bassist) and collaborator with Phew, The Tiger Lillies and many more opens up about days wiled away in a seminal Berlin record shop, in an exclusive extract from his new book, Blast: Distorted Memories

"It was the myriad of utterly obscure releases that lay the foundations of my musical development and strengthened my view that music should not be produced by an elite for the faceless masses. On the contrary: the more personal and bizarre a release was, the more respect it would earn from me …"

12 9 0 1
1 week ago
Post image

"Absinthe - The Green Goddess" by Aleister Crowley:
hermetic.com/crowley/inte...

Image: "The Green Woman" by Eugene Samain, oil on panel, 1965.

19 3 0 0
1 day ago
Post image
7 3 0 0
1 day ago
This whimsical and imaginative woodblock print, titled "Komori No Godan" (Bats), was created by the legendary Meiji-era artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi between 1880 and 1883. The artwork belongs to a series that parodies popular kabuki plays, portraying bats in anthropomorphic roles. In this scene, two bats are depicted with human-like qualities and accessories against a muted, light purple background.

The bat on the right stands upright, its wings partially spread like a cloak. It holds a closed, dark western-style umbrella in one claw and a small, patterned cloth or wallet in the other. To the left, a second bat is shown in a dynamic, reclined position, using its wing to support another umbrella that is partially open. Between them on the ground sits a small, yellow fan-like object. Yoshitoshi’s characteristic line work brings a sense of personality and humor to the creatures, blending the supernatural with the mundane. The print features the artist's signature and red seal on the right side, serving as a fascinating example of his versatile creative output during the late 19th century.

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi aka Yoshitoshi Tsukioka aka 月岡 芳年 aka Taiso Yoshitoshi aka 大蘇 芳年 (Japanese, 1839-1892, b. Edo, Japan) - Komori No Godan (Bats), c. 1880-1883, Woodblock Prints: Ink, Color on Paper

78 26 1 3
1 day ago
Post image
5 0 0 0
3 days ago
Post image

now playing on THE PERIPHERY on NOISEBOX RADIO:

phanes – heka (self-released)

phanes.bandcamp.com || @phanesforward.bsky.social

@noiseboxradio.com

1 1 1 0
4 days ago
YouTube
Robert Anton Wilson - An Interesting Philosophy YouTube video by NewThinkable

Robert Anton Wilson on Pure Land Buddhism.
youtu.be/leiCLGX2xRg?...

6 4 0 0
6 days ago

Take lettuce, mysterious herb, issued by you; it is seepage from your body, its discharge comes from your flesh, it is the seminal fluid of Your Majesty. (OGC)

12 5 0 5
1 week ago
Post image

Max Ernst

16 6 0 0
1 week ago
Post image

Arthur Tress. "Masked Bride, Sweden". 1967.

4 0 0 0
2 weeks ago
Post image Post image Post image Post image

Ray Johnson’s Mail Art was an attempt to distribute Outsider Pop Art without the help of a commercial gallery; Art for its own sake, removed from the cancer of commerce.

21 7 0 0
1 week ago
Post image

I would encourage everyone to become an artist" -- Derek Jarman

9 3 0 0
1 week ago
Post image

In the Middle Ages, before the printing press was invented, scribes rewrote hundreds of books, so of course, errors were made. Scribes attributed their mistakes to a demon called Titivillus, who caused errors so he could collect them in a sack to show the Devil. #WyrdWednesday

99 33 4 2
1 week ago
Preview
Felicien Rops et son oeuvre : Kahn, Gustave, 1859-1936 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

More Rops for those who require it:

archive.org/details/feli...

4 2 1 0
1 week ago
Post image

Sandra Monterroso

6 2 0 0
1 week ago
Post image Post image

Two charming illustrations by Jill McDonald for Norman Hunter's 'Book of Conjuring', 1968. Hunter, a member of the Magic Circle was best known for his character Professor Branestawm

24 2 0 0
2 weeks ago
Post image

„Dem ersten Stadium des Glücklichseins und der Illusionen folgten Unruhe, Angst und schmerzhafte Zustände. (Variation zu einem Porträt von – – –)“

March 1st 2026 paper collage, ca. 13.5 x 6.5 cm.

#collageart #papercollage #analogcollage #industrialmusic #industrialmusicforindustrialpeople

4 2 1 0
2 weeks ago
Post image
5 1 0 0
2 weeks ago
Post image

Philomena Famulok

11 3 0 0
2 weeks ago
Video thumbnail

The only known footage of Margaret Murray (1863 - 1963), the archaeologist and folklorist who penned The Witch-Cult in Western Europe (1921).

108 32 2 4
2 weeks ago
Post image

Astrid Terrazas. "How to make it on the LAND!". 2022.

3 0 0 0
2 weeks ago
Preview
Everyday Magic: The Spellbinding Life of the Book of the Dead | Getty Events Explore the role of the Book of the Dead in the everyday lives of ancient Egyptians, from domestic affairs to temple rituals.

#Witchsky
Getty Museum is hosting a free lecture by Join Egyptologist Foy Scalf as he explores the role of the Book of the Dead in the everyday lives of ancient Egyptians, from domestic affairs to temple rituals.

Free tickets or register via Zoom to watch on line 3/29

www.getty.edu/calendar/eve...

11 5 1 0
2 weeks ago
Post image
4 0 0 0
2 weeks ago

I have given to you all the valor and all the victory. (WWO)

3 2 0 0
2 weeks ago
Post image

robot Poppins has come for the kids

62 14 1 0
2 weeks ago
Post image Post image Post image Post image

Herbert Bayer (1900-1985)

46 10 0 1
2 weeks ago
Post image

Giuseppe Scalarini (1873-1948), 1916

102 26 0 3
2 weeks ago
Post image

Pushou Monastery, Mount Wutai, Shanxi Province. 2016.

This temple is the largest and most influential Buddhist nunnery in contemporary China. It was founded in 1991 by Ven. Rurui 如瑞.

4 2 0 0