Marking the 70-year legacy of pioneering Afrofuturist musician George Clinton.
Somerset House presents the first European retrospective of George Clinton, tracing his seven-decade career as a musician, cultural visionary and pioneer of Afrofuturism. The exhibition explores his far-reaching influence across music, performance, fashion and visual art, showcasing both his own groundbreaking work and contemporary pieces inspired by his vision.
Curated with contributions from artist Larry Achiampong, the show immerses visitors in a world of funk, spectacle and imagination, highlighting Clinton’s radical creativity and enduring cultural impact. It celebrates a career defined by innovation, performance and boundary-pushing ideas, offering a vivid portrait of one of the most influential figures in contemporary music and visual culture.
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Opening times
Edmond J Safra Fountain Court, open daily from 8am - 11pm
The Seamen's Hall in the South Wing is open from 8am - 9pm
The Great Arch entrance on Victoria Embankment is open from 8am - 7pm
The River Terrace, open daily from 8am
The New Wing is open daily from 8am - 9pm
