KeyHole Exhibition, God as Magic

KeyHole Exhibition, God as Magic at Loco Klub
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"Free entry / PWYC! The psychedelic ‘self-medicating’ mental health revolution is here (thanks NHS waiting lists). Keyhole gets everything out in the open with two days of interactive AV installations, information stalls on mycology and psychedelic therapy + talks on somatic wisdom, shamanism, and controlled substance laws."

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An event held at Loco Klub on Friday 9th May. The event starts at 13:00.


Keyhole Exhibition,
Mushrooms as Medicine,
God as Magic

Bringing together a variety of artists, speakers, healers and stall holders for this annual two day event.
KeyHole Exhibition aims to provide an open space to start a free discussion on how these substances can be utilised as a tool to heal neuroses perpetuated by our disconnected, modern lifestyles and help develop a more meaningful and fulfilling existence.

Mental health professionals will be available to discuss the emerging subject of psychedelic therapy in a new light,
the dawning of a holistic approach to treating addiction and mental health.

Headline Artists:
Video Mapping by: Kaleida Visual Productions
Interactive Visuals by: Pneumatek
Sound & Installation by: Rogueart
Sound Bath by: Hits from the Gong

Headline Speakers
Fri from 5pm
- Céline Deport, Project Shaman Vision : Unlock the Stargate through Shamanism
- Artist Yuli Gates: Psychedelics and the Magic of Creativity
- Mycologist Mr Tika Arya: Uncovering the legal status of Psilocybin Mushrooms in Nepal
- Alex Nepali: Journey of Never Ending Peace And Love in Himalayas

Sat from 6pm
- Psychotherapist & Psychoanalyst: 'A Medical Monoculture or the Blooming of 1000 Flowers?
- Artist Kevin Barron: going Blotto, in The world of Blotter Art
- Tom Solaces: The Sacred Body & The Visionary Eye: Integrating Somatic Wisdom with Artistic Awakening.

After Party
@ Loco. Klub,
Saturday 9pm till 3am

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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