Recap Dunahay Reception in Palm Springs

It was a beautiful evening with Robert Dunahay in our event showroom in Palm Springs. Clients and collectors came to celebrate the accomplished painter and to view his latest work.  In an attempt to send you only the information you want to receive, we are building a separate invitation list for our Palm Springs showroom. If you would like to receive invitations for Palm Springs, please let us know here: www.hohmann.art/ps - there is a form to sign up for invitations. The Palm Springs showroom is not open to visit except for events. If you would like to see any of the Dunahay works, please make an appointment at our Palm Desert gallery.2X5A0559
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Robert Dunahay made Palm Springs his permanent home many years ago, but his art has sold into collections worldwide. He is most known for his hyper-realistic and yet contemporary paintings of palm trees, but his most recent work is just as stunning. Combining elements of modernism, minimalism, pop culture, and new materials like holographic pigment, he has created an entirely new body of work that deserves a dedicated exhibition. You won't see any palm trees in this show, but Dunahay is still working on that series, and they can be seen in our Palm Desert Gallery upon request.

 

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