In collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation, Kidrobot will create only TWENTY individually crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures based on one of the artist’s most famous images – the Brillo Box. The art is based on Warhol’s 1964 Brillo series which featured the popular cleaning product.
Kidrobot is proud to continue our partnership with The Met Museum, which first kicked off in 2020 with a Dunny collection for the 150th anniversary of the museum’s founding. This newest limited-edition line will celebrate highlights from the Museum’s collection and pay tribute to art lovers around the globe. This limited-edition 20-inch Dunny presents a new take on The Great Wave by Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760–1849). The artful figure shows details from Hokusai’s famous woodblock print (ca. 1830–32), from his series of Edo-period prints in The Met collection.
In collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation, Kidrobot is issuing just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the artist behind so many of the most recognizable pieces of modern art. This sculpture is based on a famous 1965 photograph of Warhol in sunglasses and a striped shirt.
We’ve made just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures focusing on one of Warhol’s most famous subjects: Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe. The starlet’s publicity photo featured in many works of art by Warhol, most notably a 1962 diptych created shortly after her death that year.
Kidrobot’s newest collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation drops today at 1pm MT / 3pm ET!
We’ve made just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the most famous quote attributed to the iconic artist, which is lettered on the back. The analog TV test pattern (Warhol was a child of the analog generation) on the front pays tribute to the artist’s love affair with the medium by which so many achieved that fame.
Kidrobot’s newest collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation drops today at 10am MT! We’ve made just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the iconic artist’s “Hamburger” artwork. Part of a 1985 series called Ads and Illustrations, Warhol’s … Continued
We’ve made just TEN carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the iconic artist’s “Giant Size $ 1.57 Each” artwork. Warhol originally made the piece in black and white for the cover of a 1963 album of interviews with himself and several fellow artists, but he revisited the art in 1971 in the form of four colored, hand-printed versions limited to 75 prints each. This 20-inch Dunny was inspired by the red version.
Kidrobot and The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts have teamed up again for an all-new addition to the Andy Warhol x Kidrobot collection with the Andy Warhol 20″ Dollar Sign 1982 Dunny Sculpture.
We are excited to announce the Andy Warhol x Kidrobot Limited Edition 20″ Dunny Release. Andy Warhol meets Kidrobot and the result is a highly desirable and limited edition collection of 20″ Dunny pieces. These magnificent pieces capture Warhol’s most … Continued