A striking two-colour screenprint concert poster for Dianogah, the Chicago post-rock instrumental band. The poster features an expressive, loosely rendered bouquet of roses printed in steel blue and dark brown/black ink on cream stock, with a small skull motif visible at the top of the floral arrangement — a distinctive memento mori touch. The band name ‘DIANOGAH’ is printed in bold spaced white capital letters beneath the illustration, accompanied by dotted-line graphic elements and a white arrow motif, giving the lower half a playful, directional aesthetic. Additional text references a venue name beginning with ‘MILL’ and the date ‘MARCH 20’, with website references to www.southern.com and www.speedsite.com/~dianogah. The poster appears to be a hand-pulled screenprint consistent with late 1990s to early 2000s indie gig poster culture. It is hand-signed in pencil in the lower right corner. The deckled/torn bottom edge of the paper suggests quality printmaking stock. The overall design has a raw, expressive quality typical of Chicago’s DIY music scene of that era, making it a desirable collectible for fans of post-rock and indie music ephemera.
Some wrinkling/waviness visible in the paper, most noticeable on the left side of the poster. No visible tears or pinholes. Slight yellowing consistent with age. Overall displays well. Deckled bottom edge appears intentional/original to the printing.
