For over five decades, George Clinton’s unparalleled sound via Parliament-Funkadelic (P-Funk) has been cited as the DNA of Hip Hop and Urban Culture. During the pandemic, with tours cancelled, he took refuge in visual arts. His body of work is as adventurous and eclectic as his music. Now 80, his 2nd career has been flourishing, with solo shows in New Orleans and Miami, rave reviews in the NY Times, The Art Newspaper and more. PAMM’s Franklin Sirmans moderates a funky and colorful discussion.