肯·凯西标志性的"Furthur"巴士已回到旧金山，作为新展览"Forever Grateful/Golden Gate Park"的核心展品1。该展览由Haight街艺术中心组织，将于周六开幕，运行至10月25日1。这是这辆著名巴士在60年后重返旧金山1。
展览通过沉浸式体验、液体光影秀和互动艺术形式，呈现感恩而死乐队及其所代表的1960年代旧金山嬉皮士运动遗产1。除了Furthur巴士外，展览还展出了乐队主唱杰瑞·加西亚从未公开展出过的宝马车1。纽约第三铁路项目公司将为此次展览提供体验式表演指导1。
Furthur巴士在反主流文化历史中占据重要地位1。1964年，凯西曾乘坐该巴士进行了跨越美国的旅程，该巴士最后一次公开亮相是在1969年的伍德斯托克音乐节1。感恩而死乐队成立于1965年，并见证了1967年夏季爱之和运动的兴起1。
Ken Kesey's legendary psychedelic "Furthur" bus has made its way back to San Francisco after six decades, serving as the centerpiece of a new exhibition celebrating the Grateful Dead and the city's 1960s counterculture movement.1 The exhibition, titled "Forever Grateful/Golden Gate Park," opens on Saturday and runs through October 25.1 Alongside the historic bus, the show will feature a BMW that belonged to Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia, which has never been publicly displayed before.1
The Furthur bus gained iconic status when Kesey embarked on a cross-country journey aboard it in 1964.1 The vehicle made its final public appearance at Woodstock in 1969.1 The new exhibition uses immersive experiences, liquid light shows, and interactive art installations to transport visitors into the counterculture era that defined San Francisco in the 1960s, a period that encompassed the formation of the Grateful Dead in 1965 and the Summer of Love in 1967.1 The Haight Street Art Center is organizing the exhibition, with experiential direction provided by The Third Rail Projects, based in New York.1
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