Discover the visionary world of John Hurford, a British psychedelic artist whose intricate, nature-inspired works defined the countercultural art scene of the 1960s and beyond.
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- Bobby Nuggz
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Blotter art became a psychedelic symbol of the 1960s counterculture, closely tied to the Grateful Dead and LSD. This article explores its evolution, cultural impact, and the legendary collections that preserve this mind-expanding art form.
- Max Bowden
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Explore "Entheon," Alex and Allyson Grey's immersive psychedelic art exhibition in London's Canary Wharf. Discover visionary artworks, spiritual philosophies, and meditative spaces in this must-visit experience.
Explore the imaginative universe of artist C.S. “Chris” Hawks in this exclusive Psychedelic Scene interview. Discover his inspirations from da Vinci to Bowie, his passion for graphite drawing, and his unique take on art as a medium for societal evolution. C.S shares his creative process, professional journey, and vision for blending the real and fantastic into meaningful art.
- Frank Levine
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Frank Levine, an artist originally from Philadelphia now based in Nevada, finds inspiration in the vibrant desert surroundings and his lifelong exploration of art and music. Influenced by Abstract Expressionists like Pollock, as well as Kandinsky, O'Keeffe, and psychedelic art, Frank creates unique works using Alcohol Ink, acrylics, and house paint. A retired decorative painting contractor, he brings decades of expertise to his passion for crafting visually stunning, colorful abstracts that aim to add beauty to the world.
- Kate Powell
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Olga Kuznetsova’s 'Harsh Life and Fragile Life' exhibition at Eight Squared Gallery in Folkestone, Kent, presents a unique blend of psychedelia, post-expressionism, and raw energy, where each painting becomes a living entity that challenges viewers' perceptions and evokes complex emotions.
- Kate Powell
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Explore the transformative art of "The Shadowed Realm of Dark Arts," a group exhibition at Eight Squared Gallery in Folkestone. Discover thought-provoking works by eight international artists re-imagining Halloween through surrealism, performance, and cultural critique.
