Art Exhibits

Discover the Beauty of psychedelic graphic design

ART MUSIC LOVE: AN EXHIBITION OF RETRO MUSIC POSTERS CIRCA 1967-2019

In the vibrant 1970s, the world of live music was ablaze with creativity, rebellion, and a kaleidoscope of sounds, colors and dramatic lightshows. Social change and creative experimentation ushered in a new era of psychedelic graphic design, full of fantastical artwork and liquid fonts that echoed elements of an acid trip. Concert posters became iconic expressions of this era, capturing the spirit of legendary performances and the counterculture movement. This exhibition is an ode to a small number of famous artists, Wes Wilson, Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse, who are considered the trail blazers of the design era. Their styles proliferated the cultural aesthetic and inspired a legion of unknown artists, then and now who have expanded and contributed greatly to this genre.

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37.5" x 60" SOLD
Stretched Glossy Canvas $375.00

42." x 72" SOLD
Stretched Glossy Canvas $475.00

42" x 60" SOLD
Stretched Glossy Canvas $450.00

43.5" x 60" SOLD
Stretched Glossy Canvas $450.00

38" x 60" SOLD
Stretched Glossy Canvas $425.00

46" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $450.00

43.75" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $450.00

39" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $400.00

45.5" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $475.00

36.375" x 60"
Print Material: Glossy Canvas $375.00 — 42." x 60" Stretched Glossy Canvas $375.00

38.25" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $400.00

It’s only Rock & Roll and I Like It Tour
Santiago, Chile Feb 3rd, 2016 — 34" x 60" SOLD Stretched Glossy Canvas $360.00

Pink Floyd Filmore East April 16th 1970
38.9" x 60" Gallery Wrap Stretched Glossy Canvas — 38.9" x 60" Stretched Glossy Canvas $380.00

Fleetwood Mac SOLD
Filmore East November 21st, 1969
38.9" x 60" — 38.9" x 60" SOLD Stretched Glossy Canvas $350.00

Elton John
42.375" x 60"
Print Material: Glossy Canvas
Finishing: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas — 43" x 60"
Stretched Glossy Canvas $380.00

Jimi Hendrix: Are You Experienced? Tour
5th Dimension Club Ann arbor MI 1967 — Sold
41.2" x 60"
Glossy Stretched Canvas $380.00

Fleetwood Mac
Filmore East November 21st, 1969 — Sold
41.2" x 60" Glossy Stretched Canvas $350.00

Sold
41.2" x 60" Glossy Stretched Canvas $380.00

A Night With Janis Joplin
Florida Theater, Jacksonville April 21st, 2016 — 34" x 60" Glossy Stretched Canvas $380.00

34.000" x 60" Glossy Stretched Canvas $380.00

Led Zeplin — 39" x 60" Glossy Stretch Canvas $350.00

The Doors — Sold
44" x 60" Glossy Stretch Canvas $400.00

Community Soul Project
Alley Catz Live Jazz Bar — Sold
38" x 60" Glossy Stretched Canvas $350.00

"Queens" Works by Lori Isom

"Emergent: Winds of Change", 24x96 Acrylic and Mixed Media on Canvas

$2,900

By the time we've lived a good part of our lives, the moment comes, for most of us, when we begin to ask ourselves one of the most important questions of our life experience: "Who am I?". That question was the inspiration for this painting that depicts a woman in the midst of discovering herself. Her flowing dredlocs in cool muted tones represent movement and the butterfly motif depicts transformation and freedom.

"Out of the White Fields", Acrylic and collage on Canvas, 30x40

$2500

Cotton was hugely successful as one of the first crops harvested in early South Carolina history. This success was driven by the unceasing labor of human beings whose lives were stolen from them in order to satisfy the burgeoning demand of agricultural goods. The woman represents a descendant of the enslaved people who cultivated the crop. However, she is reclaiming the dignity, significance and strength of her ancestors by transforming the picked cotton into a crown.

"Undefeated", Acrylic on Canvas, 30x40

$2000

Courage is the ability to keep lifting oneself up in the face of adversity. The woman in this piece holds her head high taking a stance of defiance and pride. She stands in a multicolored field, each color symbolizing the African journey: blue for the water that the slave ships travelled through, red (blood), black (skin) and green (land) the colors of the panafrican flag, and gold for Carolina gold - the name that was given to this most treasured crop that was brought over from West Africa. I

"The Seeds of Indigo" Watercolor on paper, 24x29

$900

I found the story of the determined young Eliza Pinkney intriguing, as well as her relationship to the enslaved people who helped her pursue her quest to develop the complex technique for producing indigo. I wanted to create a portrait of her in the style of one that would have been painted in her era. The frame had to complete the story.

"Currency" Acrylics and tobacco leaves on canvas, 40x30

Sold

In the south, tobacco leaves were used as currency for the purchase of indentured and enslaved people to help cultivate the crop. In this painting, the woman wears an ornamental piece, perhaps for fashion or ceremony, made of the very object which was previously symbolic of forced labor, oppression and greed.

"Indigenous South" Acrylics and Oil Pastels on Canvas, 30x60

$1600

This female chief, ruled over the land known as Cofitachequi, now known as Camden, South Carolina. When the Spanish explorers invaded the native's territory, exploiting, looting and essentially holding their chief, hostage. She’s presented in three images - looking out at the viewer as a self possessed woman leader, the second image depicts introspection and the third an upward gaze seeking something larger outside of herself.