Now more than ever, art, activism and collective agency are paramount to evoking real social change. At the dawning of a new era in American politics, Morrison Hotel Gallery celebrates the convulsive spirit of creative revolution and music as a universal language of progress with its latest online exhibition, The American Sound. Paying hope-tinged homage to picket lines, peace signs and progenitors of the kind of anthems that power movements, this collection of classic imagery seeks to forge new connections and conversations in timely context.
© Bob Gruen, 1974
© Rowland Scherman, 1963
© Henry Diltz, 1970
© Rowland Scherman, Date Unknown
© The Doors Archive, Date Unknown
© Henry Diltz, 1968
© Allan Tannenbaum, 1975
© Ken Regan, 1968
© Ken Regan, Date Unknown
© Amalie R. Rothschild, 1968
© Robert Natkin, Date Unknown
© Ken Regan, 1969
© Jerry de Wilde, 1969
© David Godlis, 1979
© Henry Diltz, 1969
© Ken Regan, 1962
© Ken Regan, 1966
© Ethan Russell, 1972
© David Gahr, 1966
© Lynn Goldsmith, 1975
© Stephen Sammons, 1969
© Allan Tannenbaum, 1979
© Al Satterwhite, 1971
© Barry Feinstein, 1963
© Peter Simon, 1964
© Art Kane, 1958
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