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The Church of the Open Mind

Original Edition Poster by Ryan Kerrigan

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About Ryan Kerrigan

The poster art of Ryan Kerrigan has become a mainstay in the world of Rock poster art and beyond. He has worked with many of today’s promoters and up and coming bands as well as a host of concert venues, festivals and alternative businesses. His use of color and his immediately recognizable style are as free and loose as the music it has been created for. “My first love in art was the old psychedelic rock posters, and to actually be doing that now is a dream come true. I listen to the band as I’m creating the images, and just let the feeling of the music come through in the colors and design.”

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