Location, Hours, and Contacts
Dorsch Gallery is located at 151 NW 24th Street, Miami, FL 33127.
Gallery hours are from 12-5 PM, Tuesday through Saturday.
Phone: 305.576.1278
E-mail: info (at) dorschgallery.com
Mission
Representing artists working multiple modes from South Florida, California, Colorado, New York, New Zealand, North Carolina and Maryland, Dorsch Gallery nurtures their development by providing them with new contexts. We supplement house-curated solo and group exhibitions with exhibitions and events by visiting curators and artists. Dorsch Gallery also supports and hosts cultural events including film festivals, concerts, and dance performances. With our program we seek to engender aesthetic and conceptual creativity in all audience members and to foster a sustained and invested conversation, pushing this Miami gallery onto a wider stage. Dorsch Gallery is open year-round and has a solid inventory of works by over 20 artists. It is located in the heart of Wynwood at 151 NW 24th Street.
History
Founded in 1991, the Dorsch Gallery has presented a wide range of exhibitions, stretching the viewers' definition of what a gallery should be. The gallery was originally located in a second floor loft apartment off of Coral Way and SW 13th Avenue in Miami, in the historic Parkway Drugs building. This small 500 square foot venue was the host to the first solo exhibitions for many of Miami's artists in the early 1990's. The gallery was well known for giving artists their first exhibitions and the gallery soon developed a large underground following. In January of 2000 the gallery moved to a large 7000 square foot warehouse in Wynwood, one of the first galleries in the area, along with Locust Projects and the Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, and down the street from the Rubell Family Collection and the Margulies Warehouse. In addition to an impressive exhibition schedule, the gallery has also hosted many cultural events by Tigertail Productions, Interdisciplinary Sound Arts Workshop, Dixie Dingo Film Festival and other arts organizations. Many bands and musicians have played here including Iron and Wine, ANR, DJ Le Spam, Arthur Doyle, Mr. Entertainment, Monotract, Rat Bastard, Pure Imagination, Cock ESP, Otto von Schirach, Rene Barge, Jesse Jackson, Life of Seals, Down Home Southernaires, Axe and the Oak, Electric Bunnies, Oly, Raffa & Rainer.
Submissions
Dorsch Gallery is not accepting submissions at this time. Please check back at a later date.