Approximately 250 HOHMANN and Austin Art Projects collectors mingled with Pierce and Keely Brosnan to view the famous actor's artwork. Brosnan started painting as a young boy and abandoned it only when his acting career took off. In 1987, during a dark period in his life, when his first wife was battling terminal cancer, he revisited painting and has never stopped since. In 2018, his original "Bob Dylan" painting fetched 1.4 million dollars at an auction (Read the article in People Magazine). Most recently, his work was shown in a large solo exhibition in Beverly Hills, and he has collaborated with famous artists Shepard Fairey and Stefan Szczesny. Please watch the movie below.
The exhibition will be on display until Friday, March 29th at 44651 Village Court in Palm Desert. Open Monday through Friday from 11 - 5. A portion of the proceeds benefit the charity "A Sense of Home'. They provide housing and furniture to children that age out of the Foster system.
View the short documentary "So Many Dreams". A full-length documentary is in production.
View the artworks in the exhibition
Prints with a red dot were sold during opening night, but we can get additional prints if you are interested.
View original drawings "So Many Dreams"