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In this year, two of the collective planets, Uranus and Neptune, will move into new signs, alongside Pluto who recently entered Aquarius.

A large, new museum is now being built in honour of Georgia O’Keeffe, as Uranus is transiting the Neptune-Pluto conjunction in her birth chart. Transits seem to be operative beyond time and space.

Georgia O’Keeffe had now evolved into an established and celebrated modern artist in the US national consciousness and also in art circles around the world. Her paintings were bought by prominent museums, and she was officially honoured in many different ways.

‘… the search for a home is one of the recurrent dream themes in the initial analytic work of modern women, daughters of the patriarchy’

She painted her first bone and skull paintings when transit Uranus was opposite her natal Venus-Uranus conjunction, 1930-1931.

As Georgia O’Keeffe was travelling back to her husband in late august 1929, the stock market in New York was rapidly approaching it’s break down …

Dear reader,
I invite you to take a rest beneath
The Lawrence Tree, 1929, by O’Keeffe

The landscape was what attracted her in the first place. The wide spaces, the mountains, the vegetation, the rocks. ‘This is my land’ she exclaimed […]

During 1924-1925 transit Uranus — the planet of liberation and rebellion — was opposing Georgia O’Keefe’s Mars, nudging her instinct for freedom […]

‘I’ll paint what I see –
what the flower is to me
but I’ll paint it big […]

Through the years she was corresponding with Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe became included in a community – or rather HIS community […]

Although Paris was the mecca of the budding modernist movement, Georgia O’Keeffe did not travel to France until 1953, when she was […]

While still a school girl, Georgia O’Keeffe had an experience of being reprimanded by a teacher for drawing a flower too small.This […]

The artist once said: ‘It is as if my mind creates shapes that I don’t know about. I get the shape in my head, and sometimes I know what it comes from […]

One day I read the following quote in a newsletter:
‘I believe in having everything and doing everything you want’ […]