Bahr Gallery Vintage Grateful Dead Poster Exhibition Running Through January 2
The Bahr Gallery, an art gallery dedicated to rare, first-edition, psychedelic rock poster art, is featuring vintage Grateful Dead posters in an exhibition
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The Bahr Gallery, an art gallery dedicated to rare, first-edition, psychedelic rock poster art, is featuring vintage Grateful Dead posters in an exhibition
SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. – On Friday, December 3rd, it will be deja-vu all over again as Stephenson’s of suburban Philadelphia presents Part III of the fabled Perry Pfeffer rock concert poster ...
Turner Auctions + Appraisals announces 'Hippie, Counterculture & Music Posters and Memorabilia' auction Lightning Hopkins, Kaleidoscope at the Straight Theater. Author: C. Braga. Date: 10/13/1967. Venue: San Francisco. Dimension: 22 ¾ x 16 ¼ in. Estimate: $150 - $200. SAN FRANCISCO, CA .- Turner Auctions + Appraisals will present Feelin Groovy: Hippie, Counterculture & Music Posters and Memorabilia on August 7, 2021. Featuring 150 lots from a Northern California collectors estate, the sale features an eclectic range of colorful or psychedelic posters, mostly rock concerts, plus a small...
Bob Curley Newport Life The difference between being a starving artist and a working artist can be as simple as not being excessively haughty about the kind of jobs you take on. That helps explain how I came to own a piece of art by Portsmouth illustrator Pete MacPhee — a T-shirt emblazoned with his logo for the annual RiverFire festival in Wakefield — before ever knowing his name or his work. It makes perfect sense that an artist nicknamed the Swamp Yankee would be both industrious and humble enough to do a design for the Wakefield Village Association for a few hundred bucks and a cut ...
Near the end of the video for Journey's new single "The Way We Used to Be," an animated proxy of guitarist Neal Schon appears to transform into a dung beetle. It would be an odd visual choice if not for the insect's importance in Journey lore, appearing — in various fantastical forms — on multiple album sleeves. But why a beetle to begin with? The answer involves another rock giant. "We got the job to do a Jimi Hendrix album cover," visual artist Stanley Mouse told NBC Bay Area in 2017, referencing his creative partner Alton Kelley. "And just as we finished it, [Hendrix] died, so the al...