$50.00
Step onto the soccer pitch where the oxygen is thin but the jams are limitless. This Midcentury Modern art print is a sophisticated tribute to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park —the crown jewel of Phish’s Labor Day tradition. Reimagined through the lens of 1960s “Denver Modernism” and clean geometric abstraction, this piece captures the wide-open, electric energy of Commerce City.
When the “light is growing faint” over the Rockies and the first notes of “No Men In No Man’s Land” ignite the stadium, Dick’s becomes the center of the Phish universe. This poster reflects that mile-high intensity, trading messy lot-art for the sharp, intentional lines of a “Carini” peak.
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We’re excited to release our ongoing poster series commemorating some of Phish’s legendary venues designed in a mid-century modern style. Our posters are full color offset printed (not silk screened) on a matte/dull satin finish 80# cover stock and are a great addition to your poster collection.
Production and shipping time
Production can up be up to 7 business days + USPS economy shipping.
Frame is not included.