PHILLIPS, NEW YORK

In a momentous showing at Phillips Auction House in New York, contemporary artist Beau Dunn unveiled her captivating series of "Glam Barbies." Delving into the depths of American materialism and our society's obsession with image, Dunn's multimedia practice offers a thought-provoking exploration of childhood innocence.

One of the highlights of the exhibition was a stunning chromogenic prints adorned with Swarovski crystals, presented during the 18 November 20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale, Afternoon Session. The glamorous and sparkling 'Glam Barbie [#1-6],' created in 2021, captivated viewers with their intricate details and cultural commentary. Art enthusiasts had the opportunity to experience these mesmerizing artworks firsthand at 432 Park Avenue from 1st November to 17th November 2022.

UNICEF USA x NEXT GENERATION COVID-19, PLASTIC GALLERY

Plastic Gallery and visual artist Beau Dunn collaborated for an exclusive art exhibition benefiting UNICEF USA's COVID-19 response. From August 20th to September 20th, 2021, Plastic Gallery presented a solo show titled "Next Generation: Need Money For.." by Beau Dunn. Collectors had the opportunity to purchase Dunn's limited edition neon sculptures, available in two sizes, with each piece being part of an edition of four. These new sculptures served as the latest additions to Dunn's thought-provoking "Next Generation: Need Money For.." series.

Each sculpture was meticulously crafted in Dunn's Los Angeles studio, drawing inspiration from current events and consumerism, offering a reflective commentary on life during the period of 2020/2021. Additionally, for the first time, Dunn introduced limited edition prints, allowing collectors to acquire one of the 99 prints depicting her captivating neon signs. This collaborative art endeavor not only provided art enthusiasts with exceptional artworks but also supported UNICEF USA's vital response efforts during the global pandemic.

HERSTORY - WOMEN IN ART, MADDOX GALLERY

In commemoration of International Women's Day, Maddox Gallery presented 'Herstory,' an extraordinary exhibition that celebrated the creative brilliance of leading female artists, including the talented Beau Dunn. With a dedicated commitment to providing a platform for female talent, 'Herstory' sought to redefine the conversation surrounding women in art and the environments in which they thrived.

Among the remarkable works on display, Beau Dunn showcased her thought-provoking pieces titled "Need Money For Art" and "Need Money For Love." These captivating artworks, featured prominently in the exhibition's display window, served as poignant commentaries on societal pressures, materialism, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment. Beau Dunn's distinctive artistic voice resonated deeply within the context of 'Herstory,' adding a powerful dimension to the dialogue surrounding women in art.

Throughout the exhibition, visitors had the privilege of witnessing the transformative impact of Beau Dunn's art. Her evocative works not only challenged traditional notions but also offered a unique perspective on the complexities of contemporary life. By placing her creations front and center, 'Herstory' celebrated Beau Dunn's artistic contributions and underscored the importance of women artists in reshaping the artistic landscape.

As part of this groundbreaking exhibition, 'Herstory' provided a platform for Beau Dunn to share her artistic vision with a global audience. Her thought-provoking works encouraged viewers to engage in critical conversations about gender, identity, and societal expectations. Through her participation in 'Herstory,' Beau Dunn showcased her talent, vision, and unwavering commitment to exploring themes that resonate deeply with the human experience.

Maddox Gallery proudly recognized Beau Dunn's artistic achievements and celebrated her as a trailblazing female artist, contributing to the ongoing narrative of women's empowerment in the art world. By featuring her works alongside other esteemed artists, 'Herstory' affirmed the importance of diversity, inclusivity, and the powerful impact of women artists in shaping the contemporary art scene.

PLASTIC BY BEAU DUNN, LOS ANGELES, CA

In an engaging display that navigates the pressures of society and the allure of materialism, De Re Gallery unveiled Plastic, a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Beau Dunn, on Thursday, November 17, 2016. Through her thought-provoking artworks, Dunn delves into the complexities of societal expectations, drawing inspiration from her upbringing in Beverly Hills and the pervasive influence of material wealth.

Plastic serves as a powerful commentary on society's obsession with beauty, youth, and fame, paying homage to the iconic Barbie dolls that symbolize the pursuit of perfection. Within the exhibition, Dunn skillfully explores the interplay between consumer culture and personal identity, inviting viewers to reflect on the impact of materialistic values on their own lives.

The opening reception witnessed a gathering of esteemed art enthusiasts, celebrities, and VIP guests who recognized the profound artistic vision behind Dunn's work. Notable attendees, including Lily Collins, Peyton List, Jessie Metcalfe, Cara Santana, Alessandra Torresani, and others, joined together to appreciate the compelling narrative conveyed through Dunn's art.

As guests immersed themselves in the exhibition, they were treated to a curated selection of libations such as Artist Vodka, Kim Crawford Wine, Stella Rosa, and Diama Rose, as well as the delightful indulgence of customized Waffleshots crafted by Zia Valentina. The opening of Plastic at De Re Gallery marked a significant milestone in Dunn's artistic journey, captivating audiences with her exploration of societal pressures and materialism in a visually striking and thought-provoking manner.