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Our volunteer Sophia Gal looks at the impact of the mescaline trials and the surprising influence of art on scientific research.
As mentioned in a recent post to our In the Frame thread, Oliver Sacks devotes a chapter of his recent book Hallucinations to recounting the...
This month the Archivist has chosen to highlight ‘Red and Blue Abstract’ on the strength of his reading of Oliver Sacks’ latest book, Hallucinations.
Find out more about Herbrand Ignouville-Williams' work and the mescaline experiments conducted in the 1930s.
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