10/21/10
PICK OF THE WEEK
Shannon Cannings
Balance of Power
2009
oil on canvas
56" h x 40" w
$3500
Click here for additional information or to view more works by this artist.
10/13/10
10/4/10
ESCHATOLOGY II @ POSITRON GALLERY
October 16 - November 20, 2010
Opening Reception:
Saturday, October 16th 7-9 pm
Featuring works by Emil Alzamora, Sasha Blanton, Jen Blazina, Jordan Eagles, Gwyneth Scally and Carlos Tarrats
Eschatology II is a continuation and adaptation of Positron’s show, Eschatology. Often in reference to the end of the world, the Oxford English Dictionary defines Eschatology as "concerned with ‘the four last things: death, judgment, heaven, and hell’". In Eschatology II, guest curator Cherí Landry invites you to explore this branch of theology through a selection of works by Emil Alzamora, Sasha Blanton, Jen Blazina, Jordan Eagles, Gwyneth Scally and Carlos Tarrats. The artists featured reside in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Tucson and Los Angeles.
Positron Gallery
210 W. Read Street
Baltimore, MD 20201
210 W. Read Street
Baltimore, MD 20201
Open Saturdays 11-7 & by appointment.
9/19/10
AFFORDABLE ART FAIR NYC
September 30 - October 3, 2010
Private Preview September 29, 6-9pm
7 W. 34th Street New York, NY
Divergence Fine Art and artist Jen Blazina have been invited to display an installation at AAF NYC's first Fall fair. Bittersweet will be presented on a massive scale to an international audience. Across the street from the Empire State Building, approximately 1100 cast rubber lockets will adorn a 48 foot wall on the 11th floor of 7W New York. For complimentary entrance tickets, please email requests with names to info@divergencefineart.com.
8/31/10
DFA GOES TO HARBOR EAST
Through the end of October, Cherí Landry of Divergence Fine Art will be conducting business along side Clark Priftis Art, a new gallery opening its doors on September 6th. She will have a selection of pieces from DFA artists on hand and is available for appointments at the Harbor East location. To request a viewing, please contact Cherí at 410-905-8344 or info@divergencefineart.com. Clark Priftis Art is located at 100 International Dr. Suite 101A, Baltimore MD 21202 (ground floor of the new Legg Mason building).
7/27/10
DFA Welcomes Emil Alzamora & Jordan Eagles
Divergence Fine Art is now a proud promoter of artists
EMIL ALZAMORA and JORDAN EAGLES, two exciting additions to an already stellar group of cutting-edge artists.
Emil Alzamora was born in Lima, Peru 1975. He currently lives and works in Beacon, New York. Emil has produced and shown his work regularly throughout the United States and Europe. "The human form is a constant within my work. I am interested in exploring what it means to inhabit one, often exaggerating or distorting different aspects of the form to reveal an emotional or physical situation, or to tell a story about a predicament or an occurrence. The space between limitation and potential is as human as the flesh, yet hardly as tangible. In my works I strive to make visible this interaction." View images of Emil's work and more...
New York City artist Jordan Eagles is sometimes referred to as the “Blood Artist,” but this oversimplifies the intricate and significant nature of his experimental works and self-invented process spanning over ten years. Eagles’ unique pieces in bovine blood and acrylic resin produce a visceral impact that has been described as “immediate and unshakable” and “mysteriously beautiful” by the New York Times. Find out more about Jordan Eagles...
EMIL ALZAMORA and JORDAN EAGLES, two exciting additions to an already stellar group of cutting-edge artists.
Emil Alzamora was born in Lima, Peru 1975. He currently lives and works in Beacon, New York. Emil has produced and shown his work regularly throughout the United States and Europe. "The human form is a constant within my work. I am interested in exploring what it means to inhabit one, often exaggerating or distorting different aspects of the form to reveal an emotional or physical situation, or to tell a story about a predicament or an occurrence. The space between limitation and potential is as human as the flesh, yet hardly as tangible. In my works I strive to make visible this interaction." View images of Emil's work and more...
New York City artist Jordan Eagles is sometimes referred to as the “Blood Artist,” but this oversimplifies the intricate and significant nature of his experimental works and self-invented process spanning over ten years. Eagles’ unique pieces in bovine blood and acrylic resin produce a visceral impact that has been described as “immediate and unshakable” and “mysteriously beautiful” by the New York Times. Find out more about Jordan Eagles...
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