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Floating Through the Experience: Rebecca Chaperon's Dreaming Thresholds And Painted Portals - Unquiet Things

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Floating Through the Experience: Rebecca Chaperon's Dreaming Thresholds And Painted Portals - Unquiet Things
 Floating Through the Experience: Rebecca Chaperon's Dreaming Thresholds And Painted Portals - Unquiet Things
Two weeks until my new book is out, so I reckon itâs time for another âmeet the authorâ post!
Iâm S. Elizabeth, and I write books about the stranger, dreaming underside of art. The Art of the Unknown is my fourth offering in The Art In The Margins series.
Itâs a treasury of the esoteric, the uncanny, and the unexplained. Nearly two hundred works gathered across centuries and continents, from the vertiginous angst of LĂŠon Spilliaert to the surrealist gloom of Odilon Redon, from the burning prophecies of William Blake to the medieval radiance of Hildegard von Bingen, from Leonor Finiâs regal sorceresses to Ithell Colquhounâs occult alchemy, from the witching dark of Francisco Goya to the dusk-blue fairylands of Edward Robert Hughes.
The book moves in four parts, drifting from the vast forces out beyond us toward the stranger mystery folded inside us. Cosmic mysteries and hidden watchers, liminal spaces and parallel worlds, restless spirits and forgotten knowledge, and the strange current of the body itself.
Underneath all of it is one small hunch of mine. That every good mystery begins the second someone is brave enough to say âI donât know.â We tend to treat those words like a wall. I think theyâre a door left ajar, with all the strange and marvelous things pooling in the light on the other side.
Thereâs also a small ritual I fold into every book. Somewhere in these pages is an image that drifted the internet for years labeled âartist unknown,â now printed with its makerâs name given back, so it can never be lost again.
So I hope youâll spend some time wandering these strange pages, and get a little lost for a while yourself.
Stay curious...
...and may you never find all the answers!
Just a wee reminder that The Art of the Unknown is nearly here. And we're rewarding the curious first!
Be among the first 100 to preorder and receive an autographed bookplate from S. Elizabeth (that's me) and a vintage-inspired bookmark. Treasures for the treasure hunters! Rewards for the restless! Treats for the magpies! Preorder goodies form can be found here!

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 Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet ThingsÂ
Tyler Thrasher performs modern alchemy in his mad scientist lab, conducting resurrection ceremonies where dead creatures become sparkling mineral beings. The artist stumbled onto this process by sheer abundance of scientific curiosity mixed with a healthy dose of âfuck around and find outâ, wondering what would happen if he stuck a cicada shell in a crystal bath.
 Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet ThingsÂ
A disembodied visage crowned in a profusion of blooms in Hannah Flowersâ Flora: scarlet poppies, ivory roses, delicate blues and vivid yellows clustered and cascading against dim shadows.Â
Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet Things
Jane Dashleyâs Masked Twins
Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet Things
Tino Rodriguez Calaquichix Faerie
 Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet ThingsÂ
Four electric turquoise skeletons strike balletic poses behind ornate arched windows, their bones glowing like radioactive stage lights in Anna Mondâs gleefully macabre take on Swan Lake.Â

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Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet Things
âDeath Smokeâ by Becky MunichÂ
Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet Things
The Ancestors, by Luciana Lupe Vasconcelos
Do You Recognize Any Of These Contemporary Artists In The Art Of The Unknown? â Unquiet Things
Transmutations, by Daniel Martin Diaz
A Book That Was Not To Be: The Art Of The Weird â Unquiet Things
art:Â Roger Ballen
A Book That Was Not To Be: The Art Of The Weird â Unquiet Things
art:Â Ilna Caroline Ewers-Wunderwald

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A Book That Was Not To Be: The Art Of The Weird â Unquiet Things
art:Â Domenico Gnoli
A Book That Was Not To Be: The Art Of The Weird â Unquiet Things
art:Â Michalina Janoszanka