The Venue

Our iconic Baphomet sculpture features a winged, anthropomorphic goat-headed figure flanked by two children. The context was intended to imply that without the preconceived notions of beauty versus the grotesque or the damned versus the sanctimonious, the subject is not one to be feared but reverently appreciated. Cast in bronze with a throne of brushed steel, the rendering is entirely unique unto itself, and was designed with the intention for it to be sat upon. This interactive element purposely eschews the idea of sanctity, allowing every viewer the opportunity to touch a work of fine art. Read more here.

Serving as our larger function hall space and primary exhibition space, Milton Hall is the cultural epicenter of Salem Art Gallery. A stunning mark of of the preservation of original elements from the Edwards' home, the room features a 19th century marble fireplace, an ornately carved and gilded hardwood mirror, a meticulously crafted plaster medallion, and cameo laden cornices that accent each window.

Photo by Travis Alex Photo

The Library hosts an expansive treasury of Satanic history. From a pair of Lil Nas X & art collective's "blood sneakers," to Masonic Knights Templar Regalia, the walls are lined with artifacts, books, posters, and more to tell the story of Satanism.