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PhillipsX, in partnership with Casterline Goodman Gallery, has announced The Mouse that Rocked: The Art of Stanley Mouse, a Los Angeles selling exhibition highlighting the work of Stanley Mouse, the American artist behind the album art and concert posters of the Grateful Dead, Journey, the Steve Miller Band and other rock acts.
Comprising more than 100 paintings, drawings and works on paper from the 1980s to today, the exhibition will be on view from 20 March to 17 April 2025 in Phillips’ West Hollywood galleries at 9041 Nemo St.
Born in Southern California in 1940, Stanley “ Mouse” Miller is best known for the album art and concert posters he produced for leading musicians of the twentieth century. Mouse spent his formative years in Detroit, immersed in the city’s Hot Rod culture and the emergence of Motown, where he was first introduced to the pinstriping and airbrushing techniques that became part of his signature style. He later settled in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, where he expanded his imagery, incorporating art historical and design references.
The exhibition includes examples of Mouse’s most iconic compositions, among them Love Ride (1998), Ocean Breeze (2024), Dancing Jester (2010), Grateful Dead, Oxford Circle (2024/25), Guitar Player on Stage (2009) and Phil Lesh and Friends, Poster Concept (1993).
The exhibition is viewable from 20 March to 17 April 2025 at 9041 Nemo St., West Hollywood.
(Press Release)
