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The Psychedelic Video Museum
45 permanent exhibitions of psychedelic video
1960s Psychedelia
1970s Psychedelia
1980s Psychedelia
1990s Psychedelia
Psychedelic Activism
Psychedelic Digital Animation
Psychedelic Art
Children
Chill Psychedelia
Chinese Psychedelia
Psychedelic Cinema
Clay Psychedelia
Collage Psychedelia
Psychedelic Commercials
Concept Psychedelia
Psychedelic Contemplations
Contemplative psychedelia
Psychedelia from Eastern Europe
Electronic music psychedelia
Feelgood Psychedelia
Flow Psychedelia
Fractal Psychedelia
French Psychedelia
German Psychedelia
Hand-drawn Animation
Hardcore Psychedelia
Psychedelic Hip hop
Psychedelic Humor
Israeli Psychedelia
Italian Psychedelia
Japanese Psychedelia
Marine
Psychedelic Music videos
Nature Psychedelia
Neo Psychedelia
Oldie Psychedelia
Psychedelic Pop
Psychedelic Rock
Psychedelic Science
South American Psychedelia
Soviet Psychedelia
Synesthetic
Tribal Psychedelia
Video Mapping Psychedelia
Video Games Psychedelia
The Psychedelic Video Museum is the world’s first museum of psychedelic art and video. It is the fruit of a decade long effort which began in April 2010, and the foundation of the Daily Psychedelic Video, a group blog that’s been serving the internet it’s daily menu of selectively curated psychedelic videos from across the web.
The videos on this website were carefully selected from within the Daily Psychedelic Video collections of more than 4,000 videos that were posted on the website between April 2010 and April 2020. Together, they constitute the first ever attempt to showcase the variety and creativity of psychedelic video artists from across the globe, since early 20th century and to this day.
You can roam our virtual exhibition halls choosing to advance chronologically, from early 20th century psychedelia to this day, or by region, by exploring global hotspots of psychedelic creativity such as Germany, France, China, Japan and Israel. Alternatively, you can also explore psychedelic videos of different themes, styles and moods: feelgood psychedelia, contemplative psychedelia, marine psychedelia, poppy psychedelia or hip-hop psychedelia.
Whichever way you decide to move through these collections, be sure to do so in an explorative psychedelic frame of mind. These videos are a mindstate-dependent form of art. They don’t have to be viewed under the influence to be enjoyed, but they dramatically benefit from a relaxed, fanciful, contemplative gaze which allows the shapes and colors on the screen to resonate in our minds and bodies.
45 permanent exhibitions of psychedelic video
1960s Psychedelia
1970s Psychedelia
1980s Psychedelia
1990s Psychedelia
Psychedelic Activism
Psychedelic Digital Animation
Psychedelic Art
Children
Chill Psychedelia
Chinese Psychedelia
Psychedelic Cinema
Clay Psychedelia
Collage Psychedelia
Psychedelic Commercials
Concept Psychedelia
Psychedelic Contemplations
Contemplative psychedelia
Psychedelia from Eastern Europe
Electronic music psychedelia
Feelgood Psychedelia
Flow Psychedelia
Fractal Psychedelia
French Psychedelia
German Psychedelia
Hand-drawn Animation
Hardcore Psychedelia
Psychedelic Hip hop
Psychedelic Humor
Israeli Psychedelia
Italian Psychedelia
Japanese Psychedelia
Marine
Psychedelic Music videos
Nature Psychedelia
Neo Psychedelia
Oldie Psychedelia
Psychedelic Pop
Psychedelic Rock
Psychedelic Science
South American Psychedelia
Soviet Psychedelia
Synesthetic
Tribal Psychedelia
Video Mapping Psychedelia
Video Games Psychedelia
The Psychedelic Video Museum is the world’s first museum of psychedelic art and video. It is the fruit of a decade long effort which began in April 2010, and the foundation of the Daily Psychedelic Video, a group blog that’s been serving the internet it’s daily menu of selectively curated psychedelic videos from across the web.
The videos on this website were carefully selected from within the Daily Psychedelic Video collections of more than 4,000 videos that were posted on the website between April 2010 and April 2020. Together, they constitute the first ever attempt to showcase the variety and creativity of psychedelic video artists from across the globe, since early 20th century and to this day.
You can roam our virtual exhibition halls choosing to advance chronologically, from early 20th century psychedelia to this day, or by region, by exploring global hotspots of psychedelic creativity such as Germany, France, China, Japan and Israel. Alternatively, you can also explore psychedelic videos of different themes, styles and moods: feelgood psychedelia, contemplative psychedelia, marine psychedelia, poppy psychedelia or hip-hop psychedelia.
Whichever way you decide to move through these collections, be sure to do so in an explorative psychedelic frame of mind. These videos are a mindstate-dependent form of art. They don’t have to be viewed under the influence to be enjoyed, but they dramatically benefit from a relaxed, fanciful, contemplative gaze which allows the shapes and colors on the screen to resonate in our minds and bodies.
