November 18, 2006
James A. Eshelman -- Initiation: New Awakenings in the Aeon of Horus
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Suggested donation: $13
At: The Open Center, 83 Spring St, New York, NY
JAMES A. ESHELMAN is a scholar, writer and a teacher of occult and metaphysical subjects for over 25 years, originally in the field of astrology and then in magick, mysticism, Qabalah, tarot, occult psychology, and related Hermetic subjects. He was admitted to the A.·.A.·. as a Probationer in 1979, and to full initiation as a Neophyte in 1981.
During 13 years of membership in the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), he served in numerous capacities, including Deputy Grand Master General. He resigned from the O.T.O. in 1992 to devotee his full energies to other responsibilities.
Mr. Eshelman is presently Chancellor of the College of Thelema. He serves as Prolocutor-General of the Temple of Thelema, which he co-founded in 1987 with Anna Kria King and Phyllis Seckler. He is a former Grand Chief of Fraternitas L.V.X. Occulta (Fraternity of Hidden Light).
He is the author of the acclaimed book "Mystical & Magical System of the A.·.A.·."
The lecture will touch on various occult subjects such as: Alchemy, Qabalah, Tarot and Initiation and other secret disciplines of the ancient occult mysteries.
Space is limited. Please RSVP. Email: contact@aiwass.org for reservations.
More info here: http://www.aiwass.org/lecture/
Love is the law, love under will
Aiwass Study Group, NYC
www.aiwass.org
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October 10, 2006
Halloween Masquerade Ball at Shelter
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Good Radio Music presents...
Lee Burridge
and
Paul Nahm
at Shelter
150 Varick Street, corner of Vandam
NYC
646-862-6117
DOORS OPEN AT 11 PM
GET TICKETS HERE
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July 12, 2006
Perry Bible Fellowship: Durab Inc.
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April 28, 2006
Opening Event at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
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30 artists.
2 spaces.
Plus performances, screenings, readings, and donuts.
Workspace Resident Artists October 2005–May 2006
120 Broadway, 8th Floor | Directions
Sonya Blesofsky, Sarah Bostwick, Ernest Concepcion, William Cordova, Melissa Dubbin & Aaron Davidson, Elaine Gan, Kate Gilmore, Lisa Kereszi, Miguel Luciano, Caoimhgin O Fraithile, Jenny Polak, Sean Ryan and writers-in-residence, Marcella Durand, Edwin Torres.
Gulf Coast Resident Artists October 2005–May 2006
200 Hudson, 4th Floor | Directions
Elizabeth Bick, Christine Catsifas, Anna Craycroft, Stephen Collier, Beth Dary, Clifton Faust, Shawn Hall, Chris Jahncke, Vidho Lorville, Bernard Pearce, Rachel Perkoff, Julie Anne Pieri, Christopher Saucedo, Christy Speakman, Dan Tague. Project Manager: Anna Craycroft.
SCHEDULE
Occuring at both locations: 120 Broadway, 8th floor and 200 Hudson, 4th floor | Directions | RSVP required
Friday, April 28
Workspace at 120 Broadway, 8th floor
7-10PM – Opening and Reception Friday night only: Downtown Connection shuttle service stops at Cedar Street Entrance (120 Broadway) and corner of North Moore and Hudson. Special thanks to the Alliance for Downtown New York.
Gulf Coast Residency at 200 Hudson, 4th and 5th Floor
7-10PM – Opening and Reception
6:30PM – Gulf Coast resident artist Bernard Pearce—electronic music and poetry
7:30PM – Swing Space grantee Sidra Bell—dance reflecting the frenetic energy of contemporary life
8:00PM - Swing Space grantee Tiffany Mills Company—improvised video, movement, and music
9:30PM – Swing Space grantee Samar Haddad King—narrative dance depicting the story of a fictional Arabic woman
For more information, click here.
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February 19, 2006
TWO THOUSAND SEX TOUR
| MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT
IN CONCERT IN NEW YORK CITY @ AVALON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2006
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October 17, 2005
The Perfect Medium: Photography and the Occult
Faith in the spirit world and in the mysterious power of photography
by Leslie Camhi
The Village Voice
The MET - 1000 Fifth Avenue
Through December 31
In the 1870s, the first French spirit photographer, Édouard Isidore Buguet, operated "a little industry turning out ghosts" (as one chronicler called it) from his Parisian studio. After a long wait, with his client finally settled, Buguet would enter the room in a trance, perform a series of incantations and magnetic passes over the camera, place his head in his hands, and groan. At last a portrait was taken: When developed, it sometimes showed spectral beings invisible to the naked eye, hovering near the sitter. The beloved features of a drowned brother, a deceased wife or child might be discerned among their veiled and swirling forms.
Buguet was convicted of fraud in 1875; during his sensational trial, he confessed to using double exposures and jointed, cloaked dummies to create his illusions. Yet despite these admissions, many of his clients persisted in recognizing in his pictures the faces of their lost relations. Buguet had provided them with consolations too deep to be denied.
"The Perfect Medium: Photography and the Occult," a rich and fascinating exhibition organized by the Metropolitan Museum and the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris, explores the fertile cross-pollination of two beliefs: faith in the spirit world and in the power of photography to capture hitherto unknown reaches of experience. Its curators, Pierre Apraxine, Sophie Schmit, and at the Metropolitan, Mia Fineman, have focused mostly on the period from the 1860s to the 1940s, following the great waves of spiritualist practice that arrived in the wake of mounting casualties from conflicts such as the Civil War, the Paris Commune, and World War I.
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October 10, 2005
Creativity Now
Tokion's Annual Conference on October 15-16 at Cooper Union
$45 one day ($40 for students)
$75 two days ($70 for students)
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September 27, 2005
A Knock at the Door...
Panel Discussion on the current state of art censorship
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th
7 PM; THE COOPER UNION GREAT HALL
Acclaimed by the New York Times, New York Post, and the New York Daily News, "A Knock at the Door..." is a multi-venue exhibition that puts the audience in the position of the authorities. When is artistic expression un-American? When is it art? And when is it dangerous?
This event is free and open to the public.
Presented by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
Curated by Seth Cameron, Creative Director of Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
www.lmcc.net/knock
Continue reading to see the list of speakers and moderator.
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September 22, 2005
Thursday at the Canal Room: Donald Glaude
On Thursday, September 22, at the Canal Room, be sure to see Donald Glaude and Charlie. For $10 admission, send RSVP to: rsvp@wingedearth.com.
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September 13, 2005
Ashford Breaks, Featuring Aileen Brophy on Electric Bass Guitar
Check it out, on Tuesday, September 13, at 169 Bar.
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August 04, 2005
Cybertron
August 4th, at Pyramid, on Avenue A
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June 18, 2005
Local MAG Party in Brooklyn
June 18, at 10 pm.
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Brooklyn's nobbq Art Show
June 18, 2005
at 5:00 pm
by Artist Vision Productions
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June 10, 2005
Liquor and Ice Cream Party
June 10, 2005, at 10pm:
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May 20, 2005
High Tension party on May 20, 2005 @ Sly
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May 07, 2005
J-LAI'S VOYEURISTIC B-DAY BASH!
Big Six
97 Bowery b/w Hester and Grand
Saturday, May 7 2005
Open bar from 10 - 11
Strictly Bangers all night:
ROK ONE
HONKY D
THE FAMOUS DR. BURTON
DJ RADEUS
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April 28, 2005
R E S 1 0 E V E N T N Y C
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April 25, 2005
Cold Hands @ Bembe
Monday, April 25th
9:30, FREE
Special guest DJ, Radeus will be joining us this
coming Monday.
Plus the regulars: Ahmad Saeed, Scottie B, and
Tommy Moye spinning chill and upbeat music with
live vocals by Bora Yoon and Jess Lee. Who knows
who else might show up...
Bembe
81 South 6th (by Berry)
Directions: L train to Bedford or JMZ to Marcy
www.bembe.us
See ya!
Ahmad
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April 22, 2005
Local Magazine Launch Party on Friday Night
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Open Studio Event on Friday
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