The Tarot Room – Georgianna

This looks like it would have been fun … back at the end of September, the Seacoast Drink ‘N’ Draw group got together at the Port Tavern in Newburyport, Massachusetts to do a Tarot edition of their monthly Drink ‘N’ Draw events.

You can watch the video below to see how it went. And if you’re in the Newburyport area and would like to take part in other Drink ‘N’ Draw events (even if they’re not about Tarot), visit the Seacoast Drink ‘N’ Draw website to learn more.

It looks like graphic artist Minji Moon is creating an animated Tarot deck.

Check out minijimoon.com to see more cards (and other sweet animations), and take a look below to see The World …

There’s only one day left in this Kickstarter campaign, but I thought I’d post it anyway because the show it’s supporting sounds fabulous!

If you’re in London (England) in early July, get down to the Crypt Gallery on Euston Road … ARCANA: An Exhibition of Tarot is going to be great.

Watch the video below, and/or visit the exhibition project page to learn more …

Though Brooklyn-based artist, James Leonard, has been touring with his Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies since last year, I’ve just heard about it recently. And though I’m slow to the party, I think Leonard’s art installation using divination to open personally meaningful one-on-one discussions about Climate Change is absolutely brilliant.

Take a look at the video below to hear Leonard talk about the project himself. And to learn more about it, and to find out where he and his tent will be next, visit Leonard’s website at jamesleonard.org and/or his Facebook Page.

Andrew McGregor of The Hermit’s Lamp recently got together with Tarot designer and scholar Robert M. Place to chat about art, Tarot, and Tarot history. It was a really interesting conversation, and you can hear it here. Take a listen!

And if you like that one, you might want to listen to some of the other great Tarot podcasts from the Hermit’s Lamp. You can see a complete list here. Enjoy!

If you’re in Berlin and looking for some Tarot inspiration, you might want to visit AKA Berlin. The studio/gallery/tattoo space is hosting Tarot by Lozzy Bones aka Lauren Hellier.

Take a look at the video below to see some of the art, and/or visit Lozzy Bones’ website to see more.

The show runs through July 31st.

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Video Tarot, by Rees Steel, is an art installation involving five CRT televisions, five VCRs, and 22 unmarked VHS tapes.

Each tape contains images associated with a particular Major Arcana card, and participants are asked to choose five of them for a personal screening/reading.

All five tapes are played simultaneously, with each screen representing a different facet of a situation – past, present, influences, action, and resolution.

I don’t know where Video Tarot is showing, but I’d sure like to try it out. What a great idea!

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It’s been up since the end of January, but I just came across this NYC Tarot art show the other day while visiting the fabulous Phantasmaphile website.

Curated by Aunia Kahn, the show is called Tarot Under Oath and features pieces by 22 artists, each inspired by one of the 22 cards in the Major Arcana.

Tarot Under Oath hangs until March 1st at Last Rites Gallery in New York City, but if you can’t get there in person, visit their website to see all the images.

A book with artwork and artist statements will be available at the show. I wish there was a deck too.

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I posted about the Hive Tarot V show back in January, but since I wasn’t in Los Angeles, I wasn’t able to actually see it for myself.

Fortunately for me, and those others who missed the show, Daisuke Okamoto posted this video of the event.

Take a look. Some of the images are simply fabulous!

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