E. J. Sullivan

We had so many pieces that we wanted to show and finite space.

And so we decided in the epicenter gallery, we would rotate know kind of some key pieces in and out so you know the first round for example we were given permission to show the original artwork for the hawaiian oxomoxoa poster you know that drawing and for the second round we showed the original drawing for that edmund sullivan did in 1900 that became an etching in the book that stanley mouse and alton kelly were thumbing through and they were like oh look at that That's Grateful Dead.

You know, right now, we have walls within Epicenter that are devoted to Randy Tootin's work and Rick Griffin's work and Wes Wilson's work.

And then another wall that kind of starts off with a drawing of what became a psychedelic poster and then shows kind of how quickly the aesthetic morphed from psychedelia to surrealism.