Alright Alright Alright

Alright Alright Alright takes its title and its visual anchor from Cunniff's song Naked Eye, but the painting works as its own object: three stacked repetitions of the phrase in blocky, hand-painted type, shifting from pink to pale teal to deep navy against a warm orange ground. Smaller handwritten text fills the space around the big letters, almost like liner notes surrounding the hook.

As the longtime voice of Luscious Jackson, Cunniff has spent decades thinking about how a phrase repeated just enough times becomes a hook rather than a redundancy. That instinct carries straight into the painting: repeating "alright" three times over does the same work here that it would in a chorus, building certainty through sheer insistence.

It's a rare kind of crossover piece: a genuine visual record of a musician's ear for rhythm, translated into paint rather than sound.