Curator Carlos Martin will discuss Leonora Carrington's retrospective in Madrid.

This talk looks at contemporary fire festivals in Scotland and beyond offering compelling imagery and an exploration of their history

The lecture will argue that the evidence points to most people having worshipped a single all-purpose, all-class god

This talk will explore what O'Followell faked, and how the manufactured debate around the safety of corsets predicted the modern abortion debate.

Do you think you could fall in love with a cyborg? You may already have.

What do spiritual middens constitute? Foundation deposits? Sympathetic Magic? Apotropaic evil-averting agents?

This talk provides readers with detailed information, notes, and original translated passages on the fascinating and multi-faceted theme of ancient sexuality.

J.F. Martel proposes another way of looking at reality, one rooted in strange insights that lie just beneath the surface of the modern world

Paul Willetts shares the almost-unbelievable stories of various 20th-century imposters who took on Native American identities.

The Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft is located in the Westfjords of Iceland, in a small town called Holmavik. This lecture by the director of the museum

Drug Science CEO David Badcock will explain the reasons such failure was predictable and illustrate how decriminalisation policies

Hoffman reveals both the grandeur and the precarious fate of the one of our last wild places

Leah Gordon will discuss the possibilities and problematics of exhibiting Haitian art from her experience of co-curating PÒTOPRENS

The traditional Russian folk character Baba Yaga is an ambiguous and fascinating figure.

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

A guided exploration and explanation into Mexico's growing devotion to La Santa Muerte

An illustrated Zoom talk on this particular form of magical house protection, with Brian Hoggard.

This presentation will explain the differences between the broad categories of esoteric marks found in old buildings

In this illustrated Zoom talk, Mark will discuss some of the themes which he explores in his most-recent book, 'Dark Folklore'.

Dr David Walsh gives us an illustrated Zoom talk on fourth-century Rome and its complex transformation from paganism to Christianity.

In this lecture Dr Louise Fenton will take you on a journey through the history of Voodoo

Join artist and educator John Cussans to learn about Beau Dick, the influential Kwakwaka’wakw First Nation Artist and Activist

Timothy R. Landry examines the connections between local Vodún priests and spiritual seekers who travel to Bénin

Carl Hoffman will talk about his book – Savage Harvest

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

Often misrepresented, stereotyped and misunderstood, this talk will discuss the history of Haitian Vodou.

This zoom talk is a psychonautic scientific trip to the weirdest outposts of the psychedelic terrain

This evening Mr.Wynd will choose some of his favourite tales picked up on his travels across Papua New Guinea. Strange, Wondrous Tales.

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

Prof.Hutton on how and when the modern Western world came to have its most common image of what a goddess should be

Zoom Lecture - Licentious Worlds is a history of sexual attitudes and behaviour through five hundred years of empire-building around the world.

Join Dr David Bramwell on Zoom to uncover what drives some to con, deceive and pull pranks and explore the changing role of the trickster over time