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From Budapest to California, Vasarely’s Op art legacy inspires a new wave of psychedelic abstraction and spatial experimentation

The Chambers Project is proud to announce Limit Sequence – a solo exhibition by Colin Prahl. 

The curator and art dealer recognized the potential of psychedelic art 30 years ago, and in November opens a new gallery dedicated to it

Starting February 15, 2020, a dazzling lineup of 19 Psychedelic, Surreal, and Abstract artists contribute to a group show at Nevada County’s premier art space.

Here come there Psychonauts! Mirus Gallery Denver presents this group exhibition curated by Paul Hemming's knack for finding visionary artists who create complex, multidimensional works drawn to the depiction of spatial experiences that transcend the definition of psychedelia.

Colin Prahl's hypnotic solo exhibition, Geodaesia, opens this month to Northern California viewers at The Chambers Project Gallery. 

Colin Prahl’s intricate landscapes move between circuitry-like forms and psychedelia, each acrylic painting a wild display of illusion and vibrancy.