I was thrilled to find out that Grace Slick will be making a personal works -- original paintings, drawings and limited-edition prints. A portion of her work, and perhaps her most popular sellers ...

If she had not found art, she says, she would have gravitated ... And then, in classic Grace Slick-style said, “And even if He isn’t, if it makes me feel good, why not?” ...

Much to our disappointment, Grace Slick won't appear at the Emerald Cup ... I don't care which art it is. If you were to say to me that I couldn't paint, I would write. If I couldn't write ...

"I'm going to keep painting her until I get it right," says Slick, who also is interested in getting right Jerry, Jimi and Jim. They are repeating themes in "The Art of Grace Slick," which runs ...

Slick studied art for half a semester in college ... wrote “Somebody to Love,” which later helped make Slick famous. In 1965, Grace Slick formed the Great Society and played in San Francisco ...

LA.COM: There are quite a few musicians who are also artists. What do you think is the connection between art and music? Grace Slick: Well, it’s same part of the brain. In other words.

Turner Auctions + Appraisals is very pleased to present The Cliff House Collection of Celebrity Photos at its online auction on Saturday, March 13, 2021, featuring movie stars, sports figures and ...

SLICK, LOOKING BACK:IN ART, FORMER JEFFERSON AIRPLANE SINGER GRACE SLICK FINDS FREEDOM GREATER THAN IN HER DAYS AS '60S ICON Grace Slick has a recurring dream that's been haunting her for decades ...

In Part 1, we quoted Ginger Baker, John Densmore, Butch Trucks, Grace Slick and the late Jack Bruce about other music and musicians. Here, in part 2, we feature more colorful quotes.

Instead of singing about white rabbits, Grace Slick is now drawing them. As lead singer of Jefferson Airplane, Slick was a musical icon of the '60s, belting out such classics as White Rabbit and ...

the Wentworth Gallery hosted its first art exhibit at their new location on Friday evening, but played their role as host to an anything but typical guest – rock and roll legend Grace Slick.

Following August’s photography exhibit on the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, Mr. Musichead Gallery fittingly hosts Grace Slick: Original Art.