Serigraph Edition Details

Available 12/9/23 at 12 Noon PST

Edition of /25 on Chrome Foil

Edition of /19 on Gold Foil

And, still a number of the Standard edition of /150 left

Edition of /150 printed on Stonehenge Warm White 250 gsm Cotton Rag

Images featured in listing are of Standard, Chrome and Gold Foils

Edition of /25 on Rainbow Foil - SOLD OUT

Image Size: 24” x 30”

Printed at Monolith Press, Alameda, Ca

In 1969 The Grateful Dead released their 3rd studio album entitled Aoxomoxoa. The album cover artwork was taken from a poster that Rick Griffin created for the band to announce a concert or “dance” as they were called then at The Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco. The band was so taken by Rick”s artwork and design that they decided to use the same piece for their aforementioned album, Aoxomoxoa. Rick had saved the original film from the printings of the album cover and we pulled them out some 50+ years later to create this unbelievable piece of fine art.

One fan legend considers the words "Grateful Dead" on the front of the album, written in large, flowing capital letters, to be an ambigram that can also be read "we ate the acid". Kreutzmann states, "Aoxomoxoa...doesn’t mean anything, it’s just a cool palindrome. People have surmised over the years that you could read the Grateful Dead lettering on the front cover as We Ate the Acid which, I suppose, is true enough, if you look at it just right."