"Flat Ball" by Dan Funderburgh, photo taken by Megan Maloy for ARTS 14C

Dan Funderburgh

Dan Funderburgh is an artist and wallpaper designer. He lives and works in Brooklyn where he partners with printers at Flavorpaper to create wallpapers inspired by ornament and history. He has been playing soccer in the same pick up game in Chinatown for almost twenty years and is very excited for the World Cup.

 

Funderburgh has created art for two train stations for the MTA Arts & Design program. His wallpaper designs have been featured at the Museum of Art & Design and the Smithsonian. His work is part of the permanent collections of the Cooper-Hewitt and Brooklyn Museum. He teaches Surface Design at the School of Visual Arts.