Poster Art of the 1960s

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Posters were meant to be temporary, these were advertisements for different concerts and festivals
Brooklyn Gillette
Flashcards by Brooklyn Gillette, updated more than 1 year ago
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Hans Hofmann, The Gate, 1959-1960, Oil/canvas
Hans Hofmann leader in abstract art taught in Germany, then US
Albert Hofmann Swiss guy who invented LSD Bicycle Day, 1943 (1st trip)
Humphrey Osmond Use of hallucinogens on those affected by schizophrenia
Ken Kesey "One Flew over theCuckoo's nest Perry Lane Acid Tests
George Hunter and Michael Ferguson, The Seed, 1965, Poster
Peter Bailey, Trips Festival Poster, 1966, Poster subdued reference to psychedelic culture close up of a dilated pupil
Wes Wilson initiator of the psychedelic visual culture loved freeform lettering drew inspirations from the concert experience beautiful powerful exalted women
Wes Wilson, Blues-Rock Bash, 1966, Poster
Wes Wilson, Buffalo Springfield at the Filmore, 1967, Poster
Qualities of Art Nouveau freeform letters serpentine form busy composition elongated forms rhythmic patterns exploitative use of color
Wes Wilson, howling Wolf and Big Brother and the Holding Company, 1967, poster print
Stanley Mouse Began in Kustom Kulture closest comp that Ed Roth had
Alton Kelly Worked in an LA motorcycle shop
Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelly, Zig-Zag, Big Brother and the holding Company, 1966 Poster art MJ rolling papers KK influence: line preciion, subdued composition
Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelly, Trip or Freak, Winterland, 1967, Poster art direct references to MJ and LSD, openness/boldness was appealing inspired by blot papers mas production hypocrites
Mouse and Kelly, Grateful Dead, Avalon Ballroom, 1966 Poster Art introduce awesome symbolism to poster art world Who starts to get credit?
Rick Griffin infuses symbolism/formal conventions of KK w/ "primitive magic" precise line work, clean compositions, surreal imagery took Wes Wilson's freeform font to new heights
Surf Culture offshoot of KK more LA scene/conservative decline of industrialization little depression in this area COMMERCIAL ART TRAINING
Rick Griffin, Jimi Hendrix at the Filmore, 1968, Poster
Rick Griffin, Jesus and the Surfer, 1979, Illustration
Psychedelic Piety Griffin converts to Christianity does a fully illustrated book of John convert hippies by feeding them while they trip and preach at them
victor Moscoso 1st PPA with formal training his mentor influenced his use of vibrant color mix of Pop Art, Op art, psychedelic culture, and abstract art sophistication in the omposition
Victo Moscoso, Oxford Circle at the Avalon, 1966, Poster
Bridget Riley, Pink Landscape, 1960, Oil/c
Bridget Riley Op Art Challenges the macho environment of the 1960s pits perspective against expression "The Responsive Eye" late 1960s she gets reeeeal popular
Bridget Riley, Movement in the Squares, 1961, Emulsion on board (requires SKILLS)
Peter Max mainstream psychedelic designs took out all the stuff conservatives didnt like inspired by edelmann
Still from Yellow Submarine Cover for Lord of the Rings Heinz Edelmann
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