Hunx and His Punx to Perform at Getty Center’s Off the 405 Concert Series
Hunx and His Punx will perform at the Getty Center as part of the Off the 405 concert series on June 13.
Seth Bogart is a multidisciplinary artist known for his vibrant, pop-culture-infused paintings and sculptures, as well as his work as a musician in bands like Hunx and His Punx.
Born in the United States, Seth Bogart gained initial prominence as a musician, performing with groups such as Gravy Train!!!! and Hunx and His Punx. His transition into the visual arts has been marked by a multidisciplinary approach that bridges the gap between underground music culture and contemporary gallery practice.
Bogart’s visual work frequently utilizes bright colors and themes derived from consumer culture, fashion, and queer aesthetics. He works across various media, including painting and sculpture, often incorporating elements of humor and kitsch. Beyond his fine art practice, he has explored digital media through web series and operates the streetwear label Wacky Wacko.
His work continues to be recognized within the intersection of music and visual art. Recent programming at major cultural institutions, such as the Getty Center, highlights his ongoing influence as a performer and creative figure within the Los Angeles art scene.
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