"What the Deuce Are You Staring At!?! A Collection of Interpretive Work"

That, folks, is the title of the new Art Studio started up for Family Guy. The hit TV series has moved over to the art industry, with 21 pieces of art being shown, November the eighth, showcasing work based off of the Family Guy series.

The exhibit was created by 20th Century Fox Television's Licensing & Merchandising department, and is beginning it's tour at Beverly Hills, Calif., Museum of TV & Radio, moving onto other international cities such as Toronto and Melbourne.

"It's a testament to the genius of Seth MacFarlane's creation that Family Guy has proven to be much more than a television show; it's a full-fledged cultural phenomenon," said the presidents of Twentieth Century Fox, Gary Newman and Dana Walden. "[The Fox Licensing & Merchandising Team] had the brilliant idea to challenge artists to riff on the show, and their love for Seth's characters really shines through in these provocative pieces. We're very proud of the results."

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