His designs promoting rock bands and Broadway shows—the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, the Who and “Godspell,” among others—invented the visual identity of an era.

Wes Wilson made psychedelic posters for rock shows by the Grateful Dead, Van Morrison and Jefferson Airplane among others Nicholas Rice is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE Magazine. He began working ...

“They were the best worst advertisements ever,” says Mary Weaver Chapin of the works featured in the Portland Art Museum’s ...

the effect was labeled "psychedelic" — and the altered perception colored the psychedelic posters used to promote concerts. A half-century later, those posters are considered art — and the ...

Byrd had recently finished art school at the Carnegie Institute ... Not necessarily a natural fit for a psychedelic light show. But Byrd had fallen on hard times after graduation, both personally ...