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Jeremy Shaw’s DMT

Notes

On curating psychedelic experience.

Artist / Author Jennifer Fisher
Publisher Routledge
Reference A0827
Date 2018
Journal Performance Research
Journal date Sept 2017
Journal page 43-53
Type Article

Keywords

addiction care dimethyltryptamine drugs euphoria hallucination medicine palliative care participation performance art post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD Ralph Metzner Richard Alpert Timothy Leary video art

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