At 84, funk icon George Clinton opens a Paris art exhibit featuring abstract works and a "Mothership" sculpture, marking his creative shift during the pandemic.

At 84, funk pioneer George Clinton opens a Paris art exhibition at the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, showcasing abstract paintings and a "Mothership" sculpture created during the pandemic. The show, running through mid-December, marks his shift from music to visual art, with works reflecting his lifelong focus on vibe, freedom, and Afrofuturism. Despite health issues and ongoing legal battles over his music rights, Clinton remains engaged with new music and advocates for optimism, urging people to "keep up the funk" amid political divisions.