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Christopher-Brown

Ethnobotanist Christopher Brown introduces ayahuasca.

Ethnobotanist Christopher Brown introduces ayahuasca.

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Aftertalk by Red Vaughan Tremmel.

Opaque by Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorentz premieres on the big screen.

Performance by Ashley Teamer and Xavier Juárez.

Performance by Ashley Teamer and Xavier Juárez.

Performance by Kalub Linzy. His amazing presence was made possible by Prospect New Orleans and Xavier University.

Performance by Kalub Linzy. His amazing presence was made possible by Prospect New Orleans and Xavier University.

Local Honey's video I'll Be Your Mirror.

Joris Lindhout introduces the third event around Opaque by Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorentz.

Joris Lindhout and Christopher Brown in conversation on psychedelica and new media.

Dave Greber's video Staying Connected: In the Void.

Night Soil/Fake Paradise by Melanie Bonajo premieres on the big screen.

Performance by Vanessa Centeno.

Performance by Vanessa Centeno.

Ethnobotanist Christopher Brown introduces ayahuasca.

Maaike Gouwenberg introduces the second event around Night Soil/Fake Paradise by Melanie Bonajo.

Swimming In Your Skin Again by Terence Nance premieres on the big screen.

Deltaworkers curators Maaike Gouwenberg & Joris Lindhout give a talk on the Southern States as a mythical region.

The first event around Swimming In Your Skin Again by Terence Nance.

Night Soil/Fake Paradise by Melanie Bonajo projected.

Left: Night Soil/Fake Paradise by Melanie Bonajo. Right: Opaque by Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorentz.

Left: Opaque by Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorentz. Right: Swimming In Your Skin Again by Terence Nance.

The Colour Out Of Space - entrance

The Colour Out Of Space - entrance

We re-printed the zine Southern Gothic that Brad Benischek made for our 2011 exhibition What The Modern Era Has Gained In Civility It Has Lost In Poetic Inspiration.

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