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Hapshash and Osiris Visions Concert Posters from the UK Underground
A guide to British concert posters & British psychedelic posters by Nick Etheridge
Record-Breaking Sales: February 2021 CGC Auction
Our February 2021 CGC auction set multiple records on individual lots! Here are the posters that broke records along with some other notable sales. Certified concert posters are breaking new records every day. These are definitely the ones you’ll want to watch in our future auctions! Record-Breaking Lots Lot 20: AOR-3.29-OP-1. 1968 Grateful Dead and Morning Glory at Kings Beach Bowl in Lake Tahoe, CA, CGC graded 9.6. Final Price: $3,300* Lot 7: BG-5-OP-1. 1966 Jefferson Airplane and the Jaywalkers at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, CGC graded 9.6 signed by artist Wes Wilson. Final Price: $12,000* Lot 8:...
Remembering Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919-2021)
We’d like to honor the passing of the legendary Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who died this past Monday, February 22, 2021, at the age of 101. Without Ferlinghetti, the “San Francisco Scene“ of the late ’60s would likely never have happened, and thus, we wouldn’t be doing the work we do here at PAE today. Ferlinghetti was essential to the Beat generation. He co-founded the iconic City Lights bookstore in San Francisco’s North Beach and was responsible for publishing some of the work of his fellow Beat poets, including Allen Ginsberg’s Howl and Other Poems, for which he and Ginsberg faced obscenity...
Auction Watch: A Conversation with Glen Trosch
In our latest blog post, we sat down and talked with the president of Psychedelic Art Exchange Glen Trosch about his favorite lots in the current auction and lots that might be overlooked.
Up For Auction First Ever CGC Certified Copy of Early Grateful Dead Scarce Cardboard Poster
The Psychedelic Art Exchange is pleased to offer collectors rare opportunity to own a painfully scarce and valuable 54 year old Grateful Dead concert poster in our upcoming December CGC Auction, This cardboard rarity will appeal to both Grateful Dead and Boxing Style poster collectors alike. The poster is the first and only independently certified copy known to-date and is in completely original condition with no restoration whatsoever.