Barry William Hale Exhibition

BARRY WILLIAM HALE at the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick in Cleveland

Above image: Barry William Hale “AutoDaimon Triptych” (detail) 2016 marker on paper mounted on illustration board
The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick in Cleveland Ohio and Stephen Romano Gallery in Brooklyn New York are pleased to announce a one person exhibition of the works of Australian artist Barry William Hale December 3 – February 1, 2020.

Barry William Hale is considered to be one of the most internationally renowned occult artists . Based in Sydney his range of work over the past 20 years has included painting, drawing, installation, video, sound and performance.

He has been exhibited in major Australian institutions and featured in many events including the Sydney Biennial. He is recognized as one of the leading artists of occult art not only in his country but also internationally, specifically creating work which responds to concepts of esoteric traditions, spirituality, philosophy and ritual. His writing and artwork have been published internationally across a range of academic and cultural publications.

Barry William Hale has exhibited extensively with Stephen Romano Gallery over the past few years, beginning with the exhibition “Opus Hypnagogia” at the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn in 2015, as well as “Saint Bowie”, a tribute exhibition to the late David Bowie, “Magia Sexualis” which Barry co-curated with Romano and was named one of the best “occulture” events of the year, and most recently “No Stars” a Twin Peaks tribute exhibition in collaboration with renowned vocalist Rebekah Del Rio”.
“I have been interested in Hale’s work for years, and his influence on modern occult arts is palpable,” Says Buckland Museum director Steven Intermill. “I see Hale as part of a lineage of important artists including Rosaleen Norton, Austin Osman Spare, Olga Frobe Kaptyn, and Lady Frieda Harris, all having intersections in his work. We are very fortunate to show his work from down under to the underground of Cleveland’s art scene.”

A downloadable PDF catalog of the works will be made available.

For further information and images please contact Steven Intermill at the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick at [email protected]

or

Stephen Romano at [email protected]

 Barry William Hale “Apomagdalie Demonomarchia”, 2015.
Barry William Hale “Apomagdalie Demonomarchia”, 2015.