NYC 1990s- Psychedelic Salad

In the glorious 80s and 90s, smack dab in the heart of NYC’s Greenwich Village, a Psychedelic art gallery erupted like a technicolor supernova. These weren’t just shows – they were epic, mind-melting experiences. The gallery openings were like cosmic parties, pulling in wild souls from all corners of the universe.

Imagine this: a treasure trove of stickers, oddities, sketches, and mind-bending handbills started to colonize every nook and cranny of the back office. The walls and ceiling became a psychedelic patchwork of randomness. This wasn’t just a gallery; it was a collage of cosmic chaos.

When the final curtain fell on the Psychedelic Solution gallery, the images vanished like smoke in the wind. Cue the collective groan of all those who had tasted the mind-bending magic within. The door itself, that cosmic portal, became the stuff of legend – the coolest relic ever.

But hold on to your hats, cats! Behold, a photographic magic carpet ride through those hallowed surfaces. It’s like a time-traveling treasure map, a snippet of the art and music tapestry that once defined the Big Apple’s underground scene. This isn’t just a design; it’s a warp-speed trip back to the days when colors were brighter, sounds were wilder, and life was an endless kaleidoscope of groovy possibilities.