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Try refreshing your browser, or “The chance discovery of this treasure within a pile of discarded goods is quite remarkable,” said the auction house on its website. “The consignor of the painting was astonished upon viewing a label which read ‘David Bowie’ and realizing it was the signature of the artist inscribed on the reverse. After conducting thorough research, which included correspondence with a David Bowie specialist in the United Kingdom, we were able to confirm that the painting is indeed by the famous artist and part of a series that he completed in the 1990s.” ‘D He...

A David Bowie painting that was found in an Ontario thrift store is expected to sell for around $10,000 at a Toronto auction house. The painting, t...

Fanciful floral butterflies alight around SF + more good news around the Bay Area By May 07, 2021 As part of Small Business Week, the San Francisco Flower Mart has decorated the city with a 10-foot blooming butterfly sculptures ready-made for photo ops. But hurry—Friday is last call for Instagram snaps. Plus, things are looking up as San Francisco enters the yellow tier and bars reopen, Dead Heads can shell out the big bucks on an NFT by none other than Jerry Garcia, and more local headlines to send you sailing into the weekend on a psychedelic note. Home of first same-sex ...

Art by Grateful Dead's Garcia to be sold as NFT for more than $1M Aidin Vaziri © Provided by San Francisco Chronicle Jerry Garcia readies his art for an exhibition in San Rafael in 1992. Photo: Vince Maggiora, The Chronicle 1992 A rare piece of art created by late Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia became available as a non-fungible token, or NFT, on Wednesday, May 5, to coincide with the 56th anniversary of the first time the band played together, as the Warlocks, at Magoo’s Pizza Parlor in Menlo Park in 1965. The one-of-a-kind digital piece titled “Gift” was creat...

Already have an account? State Bicycle Co and the Grateful Dead collaborated on a colorful edition of the Klunker. Photo: Courtesy SBC State Bicycle Company collaborated with The Grateful Dead to create a fun bike and accessories — adorned with the iconic Dancing Bears, and the Lightning Bolt — just in time to celebrate 420. The SBC Klunker ($549) — a beach cruiser/mountain bike/BMX bike mash-up — is offered in a tie-dye color scheme, and a lineup of components and accessories such as saddles, bar tape, and more are also available. “Having teamed up with the Grateful Dead, we are co...