An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965-1995 is an exhibition featuring photographs of the iconic band, curated by Jay Blakesberg and his daughter. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the band's inception, it will be displayed in Los Angeles until August 16, 2025. The exhibition showcases 28 large and 32 smaller photographic prints, selected from a published book of the same name. It includes works from several notable photographers and reflects the Grateful Dead’s extensive influence over three decades, accompanied by a panel discussion and opening reception.
An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965-1995 presents 28 large-scale and 32 smaller photographic prints documenting the entire Grateful Dead experience, showcasing their evolution across three decades.
The exhibition includes photographs taken by well-known Grateful Dead photographers, highlighting key moments from the band’s rise during the Haight-Ashbury hippie renaissance to their success as a cultural force.
To celebrate the exhibition, a panel discussion featuring notable figures involved with the Grateful Dead will take place, followed by an opening reception on July 15.
The coffee table book, documenting the Grateful Dead’s history, will be released on August 1, coinciding with Jerry Garcia's birthday and available for purchase.
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