Artists of the Funk generation from the 1960s to the 1980s, such as “father of Funk art” Robert Arneson, Viola Frey, and Patti Warashina, are juxtaposed with up-and-coming younger artists who ...

Humor and irreverence are the themes of the latest art exhibit at Manhattan’s Museum of Arts and Design (MAD). In Funk You Too!, visitors will see 50 different ceramic sculptures from the 1960s ...

The Funk Art movement began on the West Coast in the 1960s. It sprang from a group of artists who shared anti-establishment views of what makes “good art.” These artists found new ways to use ...

Father of the Funk Art movement, Robert Arneson, mastered the art of appropriating everyday items into objects of sardonic humor. In ‘Brick Bang’ from 1976, he incorporates his self-portrait with the ...

The San Francisco Bay Area, home of the topless café, nitty-gritty sound and the Haight-Ashbury hippie heaven, has now produced its own sculpture.Its name: funk art, which is defined by ...

While the Funk Movement is often categorized as a West Coast art style, this show brings together artists from California and Chicago. Funk Art emerged organically in the 1960s in the leading art ...

D.C. exhibit celebrates P-Funk’s artistic legacy in Chocolate City “A Toast to the Boogie: Art in the Name of Funk(adelic)” includes original artworks and archival materials that will be on ...

Walking into “Cloaked in a Cloud, Disguised in the Sky,” the first public exhibition of art created by George Clinton, feels similar to stepping into Parliament-Funkadelic’s mothership.

The Funky Ferndale Art Fair began in Ferndale 19 years ago, while the DIY Street Fair is now in its 15th year in the city. Krista Johnson, ...

The Funky Ferndale Art Fair will feature a diverse range of art mediums, including painting, sculpture, jewelry, mixed media, fiber, clay, and more.

A funky art fair in a retro San Francisco hotel returns this April From April 18-20, artists will transform hotel rooms into exhibition spaces for the 2025 Startup Art Fair.