Miriam Cahn

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Miriam Cahn
“In 1460, a monk, Leonardo da Pistoia, arrived in Florence from Macedonia with a Greek manuscript. … [and] this particular manuscript contained a copy of the Corpus Hermeticum. Gleaning something of its mystical cosmology, the elderly Cosimo [Medici] was convinced that the Hermetica represented a very ancient source of divine revelation and wisdom. In 1463, Cosimo told Ficino to translate the Hermetica before continuing his translation of Plato.”
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Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke
This recovery of spiritual texts hidden from the Church became the philisophical foundation of the Western Renaissance focusing on the dignity of the human being and the divine spark within each of us.
Ken Little - Hey 1996 Bronze
“Henein tries to explain the objectives of surrealism succinctly as the liberation that can be achieved in the quest to find the point of breakdown for all the repressive regimes of binary segregation upon which the everyday tyrannies of the “real” world are built: mind from body, thought from action, consciousness from the unconscious, perception from representation, work from play, humans from nature, male from female, child from adult, time from space, psychic life from social life, popular from elite, dream from waking life, and so on.”
— Don LaCoss, “Egyptian Surrealism and ʻDegenerate Artʼ in 1939″
hey real quick can anybody help me find this image that I’ve seen before here on tumblr. it looks like this
the button doesn’t necessarily say “Elucidate the Rapture” but it does say something that’s kind of lengthy and has religious connotations. the woman pushing the button has an expression of indescribable smugness. there might be other buttons on the machine (?) she is pressing.
FOUND IT
Oh this is only the first image in the Eschatron 9000 Series
and the finale, because of the Tumblr image limit
thanks this is part of an even grander incomprehensibleness than I could have expected
SAYRE GOMEZ
8,760,000 (2), 2022
acrylic on canvas
35.98" x 47.99" (91.4 cm x 121.9 cm)
HANS BALDUNG: MATER DOLOROSA, ABOUT 1516, MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BUDAPEST. As if painted by Matthias Grünewald. This Mother Dolorosa is the purest example that these two artists were standing not so far away from each other. And, as I read, they both broke down in a deep depression after finishing every single painting, knocked to the ground by the power of their own work. ( Source:Dürer, London, Sirrocco, 2013.)
2 track album
Bernard Schultze (1915-2005) — Mannequin-Migof (mannequin, reworked with oil, wire, plaster, textiles, 1967)
Bernard Schultze (1915-2005) —Winged Animal-Migof [wood, wire, textile, plastic, oil paint, 1974]
René Magritte
The Wonders of Nature (Les Merveilles de la nature)
77.5 x 98.1 cm Oil on canvas
1953
can’t get over the fact that he only got like 800 views in 1 year for this