Sunday Funnies
- Artist
- Red Grooms
- Date
- 1985
- Style
- Pop art
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Sunday Funnies" by Red Grooms (1985) exemplifies his vibrant, multimedia approach rooted in Pop art influences. As an accomplished artist known for his lively, urban scenes, Grooms combines eclectic techniques—drawing, collage, and sculpture—to create dynamic visual compositions. The title suggests a focus on leisure, humor, and everyday life, aligning with the genre painting tradition that celebrates ordinary activities. Through his energetic style and use of bold imagery, Grooms captures the playful spirit of a typical Sunday, blending contemporary themes with a keen sense of narrative and invention.
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