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Mike Jay on ‘Why Do We Take Drugs?’

Author, historian, curator and expert on the cultural history of science and medicine, Mike Jay talks to us amidst our current season exploring 'Why Do We Take Drugs?'.

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Divine Southgate-Smith on Power Plants

"I really feel as though this space gives you that childlike curiosity, where you feel that you [...] physically feel the presence of these objects.That's what I really like about being here."

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SoundEscapes: New music bringing our collection to life

A new project connecting art and music aims to help bring our world-class art museum’s collection to life.

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Dr Christopher Timmerman: Ayahuasca and the Brain on DMT

Dr Christopher Timmerman, Head of DMT Research at Imperial College London, talks to us about ayahuasca and its effects on the brain. 

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Graham MacIndoe & Lindokuhle Sobekwa on Heroin Falls

Incredible photographers, Graham MacIndoe and Lindokuhle Sobekwa, reveal the realities of drug dependency in our show, Heroin Falls.

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Ivan Morison on his residency Towards the Weird Heart of Things

Ivan Morison introduces his new four-meter-high, site-specific sculptures, constructed from abundant East Anglian agricultural organic materials including hemp, present nature as a vital drug for human health and well-being.

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Zoila Maynas Soto & Delicia Milka Franco Ahuanari/Metza Kabi: Muralistas

Artists Zoila Maynas Soto & Delicia Milka Franco Ahuanari/Metza Kabi of the Colectivo Shipibas Muralistas (Shipibas Muralists Collective) discuss the process of creating their stunning mural in our exhibition, Ayahuasca & Art of the Amazon, part of our Why Do We Take Drugs? season.

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Artist Talk: Yuki Kihara and Karen Jacobs

Artist Yuki Kihara was recently in conversation with Karen Jacobs, Associate Professor in the Sainsbury Research Unit. Their talk covered Paradise Camp and its ongoing development, exploring the artist’s intersectional themes such as gender, museum collections, climate change and colonisation.

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