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Tracing the Effects of 1960s Psychedelics to Contemporary Art

by Danielle De Castro
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The following essay examines the influencing effect of the rush of psychedelic drugs during the 1960s-80s on contemporary art, and subsequently determines what these effects are. The essay begins with the biological aftermath of psychedelics on the mind as documented and investigated by doctors and experts in the field such as Heinrich Klüver. These effects were then considered in the analysis of works of several artists of the psychedelic period who were known to experiment with drugs. In order to trace the effects to contemporary art, an investigation into the social spread of psychedelic drugs and ideologies was also carried out, which dealt with other aspects of culture such as music and posters. This was done primarily with the aid of online databases. Finally an analysis of works by several contemporary artists was conducted in consideration with the found effects of psychedelic drugs.

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Created on: Oct-09-2014   Published on: Oct-10-2014
Format: 8.5"x11" - Softcover w/Glossy Laminate - Premium Photo Book
Theme: Writings    Sales Term:  Everyone
Preview Limit: 20 Pages
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contemporary art    Heinrich Klüver    psychodelic   
 
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Joined: Oct-09-2013

In this year of 2014, Danielle De Castro is a Year 12 student at John Paul College. This Extended Essay is part of her International Baccalaureate Program.

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