Bitchin': Funk & Feminism
March 11 – July 24, 2027
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
A fresh look at Funk art, highlighting women artists and exploring the movement as both a vehicle for feminist expression and critique
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
5200 Sonoma HighwayNapa, CA 94559Friday–Sunday 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
General: $25
Seniors/Students/Military: $20
Youth (5–17): $5
Members/Children (under 5): Free
ADA Accessible. ADA parking is available. A shuttle also connects areas across our 54-acre property. Ask staff for assistance.
Bitchin’: Funk & Feminism offers a surprising new look at Funk art, highlighting women who have often been omitted from the movement’s history. The exhibition shows that Funk was both a vehicle for feminist expression and a target of critique by feminists and their allies.
Exhibiting Artists
Deborah Remington, Joan Brown, Joan Moment, Maija Peeples-Bright
Joan Moment, Condom Relief Piece (detail), 1971. Gacoflex, condoms, cheesecloth, acrylic, neoprene rubber, rubber latex; 75 ½ x 61 in. Courtesy of di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
di Rosa is dedicated to Northern California art, past, present, and future. With the world’s foremost collection of art from the region, di Rosa presents exhibitions, educational programs, and experiences connecting audiences with art, nature, and Northern California’s creative legacy.
Things to Do Around Here
Just a few minutes from di Rosa, MARKET is a great stop for coffee before or after your visit. Located at Carneros Resort and Spa, MARKET offers coffee and espresso drinks, house-made pastries, smoothies, breakfast bites, and other treats. Pick up something to go and bring it with you to enjoy at one of di Rosa’s outdoor picnic areas.
Katie Kime, Collections and Exhibitions Manager, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
Just down the road from di Rosa, Stanly Lane Smokehouse is one of my favorite spots for lunch in Carneros. This family-owned local spot serves great sandwiches featuring pit-smoked meats, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. It’s relaxed, and a great place to grab a bite before or after your visit to di Rosa.
Hugo Corro, Associate Director of Education, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art
Right across the road from Stanly Lane Smokehouse, there is a trailhead for the Bay Trail. It is a great place to stretch your legs. The winding path passes beneath towering eucalyptus trees and through the Carneros landscape, with beautiful vineyard views and the Napa River. It’s also a great option for a walk with your dog—especially since dogs aren’t permitted at di Rosa.
Twyla Ruby, Associate Curator, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art