As a part of an international Mad Pride movement, this particular exhibit that runs at Vancouver’s Gallery Gachet until the end of July is named after a psychoactive wild honey that can be either “a natural remedy or a paralyzing toxin” depending on the dose.
The paintings of Jujube Jacinto…
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