Contemporary Art Article Examines Witchcraft's Resurgence Amid Rising Fascism
An article by Ivana Kalas explores the renewed interest in witchcraft in modern society, contrasting it with historical persecution. It notes that from the Middle Ages onward, primarily women in Europe and North America faced accusations of witchcraft, leading to widespread torture and executions. Kalas questions why individuals now embrace the witch identity despite this brutal past, linking the discussion to contemporary political contexts.
Key facts
- Ivana Kalas authored the article
- The piece discusses historical witchcraft accusations targeting women
- It references torture and executions in Europe and North America
- The article examines modern adoption of witch identity
- It connects to themes of rising fascism
Entities
Artists
- Ivana Kalas
Institutions
- Mister Motley
Locations
- Europe
- North America