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As the study of psychedelics for medical use continues to grow, the culture surrounding psychedelics and people interested in learning more about their benefits continue to merge. There’s no better example of that than the ongoing Psychedelics: The Experiential Exhibition, which is part immersive art installation and part educational experience.

The exhibition, which runs until December 31st in Toronto, takes you on a historical journey of the origins of psychedelics, how they were championed in the 1960s and 1970s by some of the most revolutionary minds of the time, and how they’re approached in modern times when it feels like a medical breakthrough via psychedelics might be just around the corner.

Featuring art from artists from around the world including: GMUNK — Clandestinos Art — Chris Dyer —  Natasza Zurek — Pablo Amaringo — Alex McLeod — Bioworkz — John Speaker — Amalie R. Rothschild — Larry Schiller— MEAR ONE — Andrew Osta — Jim Figora — Burt Vera Cruz — Brotherhood of Light — Liquid Light Lab — Ioannis — Ted Wallace — Casey Watson — Rodrigo Perez Estrada — Emily May Rose — Wumplestiltskin — and Nate Hill, Psychedelics: The Experiential Exhibition provides a much needed much needed context to the current and future approach to the use of psychedelics and what the potential societal effects might be.

Whether you’re interested in dipping your toes into the psychedelics space, or you’re a long-time psychonaut, Psychedelics: The Experiential Exhibition is a must-see experience that will entertain, enlighten, and educate you about the next big movement that is psychedelics.