Recording as both Parliament and Funkadelic, George Clinton revolutionized popular music during the ‘70s and ‘80s with an avant-garde sensibility that continues today.
For over five decades, his unparalleled sound has been cited as the DNA of Hip Hop and Urban Culture. As a visual artist, Clinton’s body of work is as adventurous and eclectic as his music.
The iconic Mothership (centerpiece stage prop) for Parliament-Funkadelic is on permanent display at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC.
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Exhibitions
2018
“How the West got Funked up!”
William Grant Stills Art Center / LACA
2016
Mothership prop acquired by the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture / Washington DC
“George Clinton Solo Exhibition”
Jackson State University’s Gallery 1
Jackson Mississippi
“The Mothership Returns to Tokyo”
Parliament-Funkadelic Tribute Art Show
Nos Org (Shibuya) / Tokyo
“The Mothership Returns”
Parliament-Funkadelic Tribute Art Show
Melt Gallery / LACA
2011
“Meet the Artist”
Apple Store Event / Chicago, Illinois
2009
“The Sharpie Show”
Crew West Gallery / LACA
2007
“Sonic Visuals”
Submerge Group Exhibition / Detroit, Michigan
Photo Credit : William Thoren Photography
