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The Alchemist’s Garden: A Planetary Installation at the Philosophical Research Society

Institution
Golden Dome School
Location
Los
Grant Cycle
Spring 2026
Amount
$30,000
Type of Grant
Project Grants for Small-scale Organizations
Website
golden-dome.org ↗
Golden Dome School, Emperor Golden Dome Artist Residency, 2015. Photo by Eliza Swann.
Guadalupe Maravilla performing at Golden Dome’s “Magician Artist Residency,” 2015. Photo by Eliza Swann.
Breadwoman performing at Golden Dome’s “Rainbow Transmissions” as part of the Current: LA Triennial, 2019. Photo by Eliza Swann.
Roze Zepeda performance, Golden Dome “Justice Artist Residency,” 2018. Photo by Eliza Swann.

The Alchemist’s Garden is a visual arts installation to be realized at the Philosophical Research Society (PRS) in Los Angeles, that will take the form of a seven-pointed star garden—a living sculptural installation in which each ray corresponds to one of the seven classical planets of alchemical tradition. Each planetary point will be planted with astrologically corresponding botanical species, creating a site-specific artwork that evolves over time through seasonal growth, decay, and regeneration. The Alchemist’s Garden will serve as both an installation and a generative platform through which participating artists will develop new experimental work at the intersection of visual art, ecology, and esoteric research.

1966

Warhol’s film Chelsea Girls is a commercial success, offering an unedited glimpse into the daily lives of several Factory Superstars. Later it is considered an influential forerunner of reality TV.

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