Kosh: from abbey road to hotel california is a retrospective that spans the career of multi GRAMMY award winning art director and album cover designer Kosh. The journey begins in London in the swinging sixties as creative director for Apple Records and The Beatles as well as the cream of British rock n’ roll including The Rolling Stones, The Who, Donovan and T. Rex. Rod Stewart’s Atlantic Crossing album is fortuitous and Kosh becomes a permanent resident of Los Angeles where he designs for quintessential artists in the 70s and the California sound including, Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, Carole King and Bonnie Raitt. His iconic work includes ELO where he developed a logo based on the Wurlitzer jukeboxes he grew up with as a child. The logo evolved into a spaceship for the album Out the Blue.