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Explore Altered States of Mind: An Exhibition Guide at Barcelona's Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum

This unique display showcases diverse artistic interpretations of human consciousness and its many transformations.

The 'Altered States of Mind' exhibition invites you to delve into the complex aspects of human consciousness through art. Discover a collection of original illustrations at the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum in Barcelona. This collaboration with Cryptshow Festival presents diverse artistic perspectives on altered perceptions, featuring works by acclaimed illustrators like Rubén Pellejero and Xavi Reñé. Explore themes from psychedelic experiences to horror allegories in this unique display.

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Exhibition summary

The exhibition 'Altered States of Mind' explores various disturbed states of consciousness through an illustrated itinerary. Presented by Cryptshow Festival at the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum in Barcelona, it features original works by Rubén Pellejero, Xavi Reñé, Juan Rubí, and other artists, delving into altered minds from psychedelic experiences to horror allegories.

Curatorial context

The 'Altered States of Mind' exhibition at the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum of Barcelona explores the complex ways human consciousness can be altered, moving beyond the stereotypes of drug use. This unique journey, presented in collaboration with Cryptshow Festival, Badalona's fantasy and horror genre festival, invites visitors to contemplate states of mind ranging from the effects of cannabis to broader societal complexities. The exhibition presents a series of artworks that delve into altered perceptions, from nostalgic hippie odysseys to chilling Lovecraftian allegories, offering a diverse artistic perspective on the subject. Through illustrations by more than a dozen artists, including notable originals from Rubén Pellejero's 'El largo y tortuoso camino' and contributions from Xavi Reñé, Juan Rubí, and Toni Benages i Gallard, the exhibition frames a comprehensive artistic exploration. Cryptshow Festival, which organizes the event, annually brings fantasy and horror to the public through cinema, literature, and art, providing a rich context for this themed exhibition.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission to the 'Altered States of Mind' exhibition is free for all visitors at the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum of Barcelona.

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Venue
Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Dec 15, 2017 – Apr 2, 2018
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features original works and illustrations by a diverse group of artists including Rubén Pellejero, Xavi Reñé, Juan Rubí, Mata Anaïs, José Miguel Álvarez, David Jordán, Samuel Delgado, Toni Benages i Gallard, Myriam Melero, Riccardo Micol, and Daniel Torrado. Rubén Pellejero is notably represented with works from his 'El largo y tortuoso camino'.
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