Vorrh Excavation Project

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A Brian Catling fan page @vexcavator@mstdn.social twitter.com/vexcavator Where Does it All Come From? vimeo.com/842441405 Avoiding Blake: y2u.be/4KmsX7-O7Yg Cast Squid: y2u.be/28A2u0IMF6E

Four years to the day since we lost a GIANT. To those labouring in the shadow of his GHOST may your gardens grow wild. (📷 still from Catling and Tolley's COINER, which I worried to be in bad taste for such a post, but there you go.)

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The Art of Cosmic Terror: John Coulthart on Magick, Occult Diagrams and Impossible Cities A great interview here with John Coulthart, an artist with whom we've had the pleasure of working on a number of projects. And another currently in the works. Enjoy! retrofuturista.com/john-coultha...

The Art of Cosmic Terror: John Coulthart on Magick, Occult Diagrams and Impossible Cities - RetroFuturista

John Coulthart on illustrating Lovecraft, designing Alan Moore's magic book, AI slop, two unpublished novels, and twenty years of Feuilleton.

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"..solo exhibition of egg tempera paintings by Brian Catling RA (1948–2022), bringing together a selection of paintings from the final decades of Catling’s life which inscribe his sustained interest in image-making." ‘THAT LARGE GHOST’ at Swedenborg House Gallery 19 June–17 July shorturl.at/BpoLA

THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING - Swedenborg Society

THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING

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"..solo exhibition of egg tempera paintings by Brian Catling RA (1948–2022), bringing together a selection of paintings from the final decades of Catling’s life which inscribe his sustained interest in image-making." ‘THAT LARGE GHOST’ at Swedenborg House Gallery 19 June–17 July shorturl.at/BpoLA

THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING - Swedenborg Society

THAT LARGE GHOST: SELECTED EGG TEMPERA PAINTINGS BY BRIAN CATLING

swedenborg.org.uk

Two pieces by Allan Wexler: Adam's House in Paradise and Shelter (2014) "With thin plywood and white museum board I’ve solidified the spaces between branches creating architectural forms reminiscent of man’s first structures in Paradise as well as the groin-vaulted ceiling of a gothic cathedral."

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