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Livio Scarpella, Stone Ghosts
Posted by darkartandcraft Admin on
Scarpella's ceramic sculpture series “Ghost Underground,” are beautiful veiled faces with light and dark quartz crystals embedded within them. These works were influenced by the famous sculptures (The Veiled Christ is a masterpiece by Giuseppe Sanmartino completed in 1753) that lay in the Cappella Sansevero, a chapel in Naples, Italy.
The Twisted Faces of Johan Van Mullem
Posted by Justin Meyers on
Johan Van Mullem is a Belgian Contemporary Artist living and working near Brussels in Sint-Genesius-Rode, a small town in Flemish Brabant. Born in the Congo and coming of age in Tunisia Johan has been deeply impacted by cultures foreign to his Flemish roots.
A Look in the Dark: Ohio State Reformatory is Haunted as Fu**
Posted by Stephanie Crumley on
When I first moved to Ohio, one of the places I was most excited about seeing was the Ohio State Reformatory (aka Mansfield Reformatory). Photos show a beautiful medley of Victorian Gothic meets Romanesque Revival, its interiors frozen in the mid-twentieth century, never aging or changing thanks to state funding.
Cosmic Gateways: The Upcoming Exhibition of Bob Stokes at Grindcore House
Posted by Stephanie Crumley on
September is one of the greatest months for art shows: it seems like every where you look there's an upcoming exhibit and it honestly makes us stoked beyond belief. Philly-based artist, curator, musician and event curator Bob Stokes is no exception.
Friday the 13th is Your Excuse to Get Dark Art Prints for 13% OFF
Posted by Stephanie Crumley on
Attention superstitious and lovers of bad luck, Friday the 13th is here! While seventeen to twenty-one million people supposedly suffer from triskaidekaphobia, or the fear of Friday the 13th, it tends to be a revered day for most of us dark art-loving weirdos.