High Art: The Definitive Guide to Getting Cultured with Cannabis

Art can be confusing. Luckily, there’s marijuana. This book pairs fifty classic works from all around the world with unique cannabis recommendations.
 
High Art gives you answers to questions that have long plagued art history students, such as Is there an edible that will help me understand Cubism? (Yes!) Can a cannabis strain connect me more deeply to late-period Van Gogh? (Of course!) And Should I be intimidated by the work of William Blake? (Very much so—but cannabis extracts can help.)

To get in touch with your inner self while viewing Van Gogh’s Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat, toke on some of Gravita’s Red-Headed Stranger and really feel the brush strokes wash over you. Or while viewing Henri Rousseau’s 1910 Tropical Forest with Monkeys, you might smoke some mild Purple Monkey followed by a snack of THC-infused dried fruits for a body float that will allow you to connect with your primitive nature.

So whether you know a lot about art and nothing about cannabis or a lot about cannabis and nothing about art, it’s high time you expanded your mind.

Robert Lambrechts works in advertising and would be grateful if you didn’t hold that against him. When not working or writing, he spends his time in Northern California where he enjoys tormenting his wife and kids with the band Rush.

Estefanio Holtz is a creative based in Brooklyn, New York, who is passionate about great concepts and the stunning visuals that make them remarkable. Originally from Brazil, he spends his time working in advertising and on some side projects and collabing on books and music videos. If a scatterbrained individual bumps into you around Greenpoint, that could be him pondering his next project.