Friday, May 16, 2008 8pm - 10pm $20 Robert Venosa and Alex Grey discuss “Fantastic Realism” Exhibited worldwide, Venosa's art is included in major collections, including those of noted museums, rock stars and european aristocracy. "Bravo Venosa! Dali is pleased to see spiritual madness painted with such a fine technique." – Salvador Dali

 
Ecstasy Now Entheologue Thursday June 12, 2008 8pm-Midnight $20 Join Dr. Julie Holland and Alex Grey as they discuss MDMA (ecstasy), its use in psychotherapy,its prominence in the rave scene, and its effects on culture and the arts. A board certified psychiatrist in New York City, Dr. Holland is a renowned expert on psychology and neural sciences, with a  concentration in neural psycho-pharmacology (brain drugs). She is a recognized authority on MDMA, acknowledged in countless magazines, newspapers and website journals addressing the subject. An article on the question of neurotoxicity in MDMA, written by Dr. Holland, was published in the internationally respected Lancet Journal of the Harvard Medical School. Dr. Holland, who also writes articles and reviews for the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), has surveyed the use of ecstasy and other drugs at New York City raves.
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 












 

Ecstasy Now
Entheologue		   Thursday June 12, 2008
8pm-Midnight $20

Join Dr. Julie Holland and Alex Grey as they discuss MDMA (ecstasy), its use in psychotherapy,its prominence in the rave scene, and its effects on culture and the arts.

A board certified psychiatrist in New York City, Dr. Holland is a renowned expert on psychology and neural sciences, with a concentration in neural psycho-pharmacology (brain drugs). She is a recognized authority on MDMA, acknowledged in countless magazines, newspapers and website journals addressing the subject. An article on the question of neurotoxicity in MDMA, written by Dr. Holland, was published in the internationally respected Lancet Journal of the Harvard Medical School.  Dr. Holland, who also writes articles and reviews for the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), has surveyed the use of ecstasy and other drugs at New York City raves.



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