Aromaxerapy: The Social History of Poppers

Rose Lipman Building
43 De Beauvoir Road, London, N1 5SQ (view map)

Saturday 16th November 2019

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Aromaxerapy: The Social History of Poppers

Twist. Snifffff. Hold. Release. Poppers floated into our world thanks to a handsome daddy doctor who noticed their effects on angina patients in 1867. This virile vapour has since wafted onto disco dancefloors and into a subculture of porn video supercuts, via the House of Commons.

This smelly session will take three parts. Writer Adam Zmith will give a newly-researched talk into the fascinating history of poppers. Filmmaker Grant Gulczynski presents an uncensored version of Bator (2019), a short on poppers. Finally: a poppers-tasting workshop. This session is on its knees, waiting to inhale.

Short within the programme:
BATOR | dir. Grant Gulczynski | UK | 2019 | 15min

Presented in partnership with Strange Perfume Queer Book Fair

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