Alicia’s Posters! Buy one, get one free, until April 22nd, 2024.

“I have always loved your visions. Your wonderful utopian imagery changed the perceptions of an entire generation.”

Author/Journalist Alastair Gordon
Visiting Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Contributing editor at WSJ Magazine, Architecture Critic at Miami Herald, Distinguished Fellow at Miami Beach Urban Studio

Movie poster for Alicia’s 2021 film, Living on the Earth: The Musical, which is her live performance on November 13, 2016 of her storytelling/music show by the same name. You can view the movie here.



2024 New Year Poster, which is Alicia’s vision of an oncoming year, including the astrological signs and ancient Celtic holy days, plus a prayer for peace.


Woman/cat/plant illustration, part of a series of possible drawings for the cover of the 2010 novel, Another World, by beloved Japanese novelist, Yoshimoto Banana


Raw Food Recipes from the Tropics page from Winter 1975 CoEvolution Quarterly



“Behold the world with compassion, transforming darkness into light.” Also known as Peace Girl.
Possible cover for her upcoming book, How to Make Peace.


Herb and spice chart from Living on the Earth



Living on the Earth 2000 Road Tour Poster, a 8 month journey during which Alicia drove coast to coast in the USA doing 75 performances of her story/song one-woman show, Living on the Earth: The Musical




2021 Single Page Calendar, originally published by Alicia as a 1971 calendar, just before the Bookworks 1970 first edition of Living on the Earth was published.



Herb and spice chart from French edition of Living on the Earth (Vivre sur la Terre), published in 2022 by Editions Ulmer in Paris.



The in-store special for the month of Aries (March 21 to April 22) at the Indigo with Stars online store:
Buy one poster, get one free (the same poster or two different posters).
There are nine of them.

Lovingly packaged and shipped in a protective triangular mailing tube.

Please see https://indigowithstars.com/collections/alicia-bay-laurel-art-prints for more details about the posters, including their sizes, and to purchase the posters.

Videos, plus a magazine article with photos, all by Hikaru Hamada during my summer 2015 Japan tour

Kaorico Ago Wada’s portrait of Alicia Bay Laurel at Cafe Millet, near Kyoto, on June 13, 2015.

Here‘s a link to Hikaru-san’s article and photos in the magazine he founded in the 1970s and has edited since then.

Here‘s a link to a video he made of my performance at Art Cafe Naksha in Awajishima of a famous old peace song, “Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream,” on July 11, 2015.   I tell the story of the song (at some length) before I sing, but, once I begin singing, people join me, and, in the instrumental break, and to the end of the song, everyone gets up and dances in a circle, echoing the lyrics: “…and the people in the streets below were dancing ’round and ’round…”

Here is a link to a video he made of my performance at Modern Ark Pharm Cafe in Kobe of my song Beautiful, Beautiful, June 28, 2015.

Here is a link to a video he made of my performance at Modern Ark Pharm Cafe in Kobe of my song Paisley Days, June 28, 2015.

Many thanks to you, dear Hikaru Hamada!