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"Free entry / PWYC! The psychoactive ‘self-medicating’ mental health revolution is here (thanks NHS waiting lists). Keyhole blow this secret wide open with interactive AV installations, information stalls on mycology and psychedelic therapy, book swaps + talks on ibogain, ayahuasca and psilocybin healing."
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A event held at 395 on Friday 26th April. The event starts at 17:30.
Join us for the 2nd in the KeyHole series:
bringing together a collection of artists showing works relating to illicit substances proven to have therapeutic value, in 395 Bristol creative community hub.
As research accelerates into a growing number
of psychoactive substances that until recently have been depicted by the media as harmful and addictive, KeyHole Exhibition provides an open space to start a free discussion on how these substances can be utilised for better mental health.
Join us for:
Collaboration of art and culture from around the world:
Live Bwiti performance, Projection Mapping, Sound/visual installation by Tiercone Unit (Rogueart), Blotter Art, interactive VR by Squingle, sound and Projections by Rogueart, Painting, Carving by: from Nepali and Indonesia.
Talks (Day 2):
• 5.30 - 6 pm Mushrooms as Medicine, creating KeyHole,
Healing with Ibogain,
• 6 pm - 6.30: Bwiti Traditional performance (Live)
6.30 to 7.00 Ayahuasca In India with Somaa.org
• 7.00 to 7.30 Psilocybin Access
Rights, Joe Vaughan, Tara Austin & artist Yuli Gates
• Panel and Q&A: Kishan & Uriya Jurik (Metaphysical Artist and Coach)
Stalls:
Jilted Mycology, Edibles: NANNIES,
Infused edibles by Hempress Rising, Blotter Art by Blotter Art Collectibles, Magic Spore, Growers Guide+ Psychedelic therapy book Swap Shop, Free A3 Poster Gallery, Everest Holistic.
More details at
https://keyholeexhibition.co.uk/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
bringing together a collection of artists showing works relating to illicit substances proven to have therapeutic value, in 395 Bristol creative community hub.
As research accelerates into a growing number
of psychoactive substances that until recently have been depicted by the media as harmful and addictive, KeyHole Exhibition provides an open space to start a free discussion on how these substances can be utilised for better mental health.
Join us for:
Collaboration of art and culture from around the world:
Live Bwiti performance, Projection Mapping, Sound/visual installation by Tiercone Unit (Rogueart), Blotter Art, interactive VR by Squingle, sound and Projections by Rogueart, Painting, Carving by: from Nepali and Indonesia.
Talks (Day 2):
• 5.30 - 6 pm Mushrooms as Medicine, creating KeyHole,
Healing with Ibogain,
• 6 pm - 6.30: Bwiti Traditional performance (Live)
6.30 to 7.00 Ayahuasca In India with Somaa.org
• 7.00 to 7.30 Psilocybin Access
Rights, Joe Vaughan, Tara Austin & artist Yuli Gates
• Panel and Q&A: Kishan & Uriya Jurik (Metaphysical Artist and Coach)
Stalls:
Jilted Mycology, Edibles: NANNIES,
Infused edibles by Hempress Rising, Blotter Art by Blotter Art Collectibles, Magic Spore, Growers Guide+ Psychedelic therapy book Swap Shop, Free A3 Poster Gallery, Everest Holistic.
More details at
https://keyholeexhibition.co.uk/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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