3rd Annual Waco's Own
Black, White & Red
The Art Work of
Sally Brownfield Dunn and Sarah Dunn

Exhibit on Display April 18th - July 10th

Truly a mother-daughter alliance!
Both mother and daughter knew as young girls they wanted to be artists.
Having gone the more traditional route, mother Sally Brownfield Dunn realized the
importance of giving her daughter Sarah Dunn’s freethinking spirit creative independence.
Someone monce said, “Gypsies are like quicksilver-difficult to catch and even more
difficult to hold.” The same observation could apply to innovative photographer Sally Dunn.
The diminutive artist admits to having “difficulty sitting still” but it has worked to her
advantage as a professional photographer. Dunn seems as adept at recording
the fleeting innocence of children as the despair of the homeless. Sarah Dunn has
packed more living into her 26 years than most people twice her age. Prior to opening
her first of two galleries, the stylish blonde, whose looks command attention wherever
she goes, was invited to exhibit her works at upscale galleries like Ariodante in New
Orleans, Giola in Chicago, Chelsea Gallery in New York and of course, the
Ven Norman Studio in Covington, owned by her mother. The abstract nude has become
her signature painting as mthey are a reflection of the artist herself.
More comfortable wielding a power saw than a sewing machine; Sarah uses both to create
both wood works and couture.