This Zoom lecture by Professor Elizabeth Archibald will explore the complex medieval attitudes with which women were regarded.

First, my talk will provide a brief overview of Lilith’s presence within folklore, art, and literature from antiquity to the present

Rochelle Roberts writes about her personal experience with the lingering ghost of grief and the ways in which she uses visual art

Emily Rapp Black is a New York Times-bestselling author. Her most recent book, Frida Kahlo and My Left Leg

The talk offers a guided tour through the occult milieu she was part of in Sweden

Join Dr Catriona McAra for a lecture on Dorothea Tanning

In this illustrated talk, Michael Staley on the development of Austin Osman Spare's artwork

Ghislaine Wood will discuss her influential 2007 exhibition at The V&A

Her navel is a pool of water lilies": the fluid world of Ithell Colquhoun - Dr. Richard Shillitoe - hosted by Dr. Amy Hale

In this illustrated talk, Michael Staley discusses Kenneth Grant's presentation of Austin Osman Spare

Surrealist sewing machines and the surrealist movement’s interest in female masturbation as a form of social-sexual resistance

This talk will offer insights into Spare’s art, mind and world, reconnecting him with the art history that ignored him

This zoom talk will delve into Cameron’s art, poetry, and occultism, situating her as one of the most enigmatic mystical visionaries

Kate MccGwire is joined by Catriona McAra to explore the themes of the feminine grotesque that have come to characterize MccGwire's work

The story of this holy house and its ‘wondrous flittings’ in relation to ideas about losing home and remaking it, exile & settlement

In Leonora Carrington´s oeuvre, fantastic animals and beings inhabit magical worlds.

Lecture on one of the most interesting, dynamic, and theoretically sophisticated women Surrealists & Occultists by Dr.Amy Hale

In this illustrated talk, Michael Staley discusses Spare’s vision with particular reference to a number of pictures

Join Professor Jonathan P. Eburne to explore how crime informed the surrealist movement in Europe

Join Professor Dawn Ades to explore the paradoxical role of Surrealist women artists in a movement that both elevated and silenced them

Charles Waterton used his texidermy skill to fabricate imaginary creatures,

Walter Potter's Curious World of Taxidermy with Mexico based curator, author and co-founder of Morbid Anatomy

Join Viktor Wynd in Cornwall via Zoom) for a Guided tour of his Cornish UnNatural History Museum - nestled within The National Maritime Museum Falmouth

Live on Zoom from Mexico City Teresa Arcq will discuss her LACMA exhibition In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists in Mexico and The United States

Leonora Carrington's Son - Gaby Weisz - talks about his recent memoir of his mother with Viktor Wynd - Zoom Lecture in collaboration with Morbid Anatomy

Join art historian Dr David Boyd Haycock to explore the fascinating history of the Surrealist movement in Britain

This talk will explore the ways in which plants have informed artists, mystics and scientists throughout history and around the world.

This illustrated Lecture will look closely at the extraordinary range of Masks and traditions current in contemporary Mexico

Explore English occultist Austin Osman Spare's Tarot Deck with author Jonathan Allen on Zoom

Philip Hoare on how to depict the impossible, a monster more bizarre than any medieval Apocalypse or engravings of krakens and rhinoceroses?

Join Professor Alyce Mahon to trace how the Marquis de Sade became an icon of free expression and explore his influence on Surrealist art

Join Dr Brett Kahr to learn what Freud—having lived through WWI, the Spanish Flu, and Nazi occupation—can teach us in this new pandemic

Mike Jay on Mescaline & Art - Zoom Lecture in Collaboration with New York's Morbid Anatomy

Join Legendary Film Director, Artist & Author John Waters in Conversation, by zoom, with Viktor Wynd