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Jerry Garcia Music Arts
Music & Arts Entertainment Services
A mission-based company inspired by musician, artist, and visionary Jerry Garcia.
We engage in conscious plastic-free environmental practices and are
receptive to partnerships with creatives of like-mind.
First Jerry Garcia NFT Drop Released!
Jerry's “Gift,” is unveiled as NFT
Jerry Garcia Music Arts has teamed up with SuperRare and carbon-offset company Aerial in a historic first.
We are honored to partner with the fellow ecologically attuned Aerial platform to release a rare Jerry Garcia digital artwork, titled, “Gift,” on the SuperRare platform. The piece will be available as a non-fungible token (NFT) on May 5. Garcia’s “Gift” will be an authentic, one-of-a-kind piece.
The environmental element of the art release will use the carbon offset tools made available by our partner Aerial, an ecologically driven platform focused on alleviating humanity’s carbon footprint. This particular release will support Aerial’s forest conservation work, verified by the American Carbon Registry and Climate Action Reserve.
New Film Project: "Jerry Garcia, Artist"
“Jerry Garcia, Artist” offers rare glimpse of the man behind the legend
Jerry Garcia Music Arts and Malcolm Leo Productions partner to produce a new documentary featuring never-before-seen footage.
The documentary provides a journey into Garcia’s artistic world through his personal musings, drawings and insights, including unpublished rare family photos and home movies and newly discovered performances.
“This project is a labor of love for all involved,” said Malcolm Leo. “And it is the fulfillment of a promise I made to Jerry long ago to do something special with the footage. The film will honor one of the country’s most beloved musical heroes and cultural icons.”
Jerry Garcia Music Arts and Malcolm Leo Productions partner to produce a new documentary featuring never-before-seen footage.
The documentary provides a journey into Garcia’s artistic world through his personal musings, drawings and insights, including unpublished rare family photos and home movies and newly discovered performances.
“This project is a labor of love for all involved,” said Malcolm Leo. “And it is the fulfillment of a promise I made to Jerry long ago to do something special with the footage. The film will honor one of the country’s most beloved musical heroes and cultural icons.”
