Emerson Dorsch

Anna Ll (19.10.2017 07:27)
Do not show your work at this gallery. Your art work will miraculously go missing and you will never see it again. They will sell it behind your back and tell you that it’s missing or refer you to other galleries as a diversion. I have sources confirm that it was last seen at this gallery storage space and the owners are denying that fact. The name of the painting is “Locked up”. It is on a blue background with 4 men behind bars with hands reaching out. Please let me know if you have seen this painting.

Patricia Maria Vilaboy Deus (09.08.2017 16:56)
When EDG opened in Wynwood more than fifteen years ago, it was one of the first to anoint a neighborhood that’s now saturated with local art. Today, the pioneering gallery—founded by former engineer Brook Dorsch and his curator wife Tyler Emerson—has a new home in Little Haiti, where you’ll presently find a beautiful solo show from Brooklyn-based South Floridian Elisabeth Condon. Photo: Unnatural Life, by Elisabeth Condon.

Lauryn Lawrence (24.03.2017 03:33)
A wonderful, comfortable space in the heart of the community where anybody can walk in and gain a wonderful art sighting experience. Displays wonderful exhibits of the contemporary art world, definitely worth a visit or two!

Rachel Young (22.03.2017 21:34)
Wonderful and welcoming space. It is clear EDG is here for the community and aims to continue engaging people into the art scene. Make your way over and pay them a visit!

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