Imago Art Gallery Opens Dialogue

Ariel Tejera, Untitled, 2010, acrylic on wood, 15” x 23”. Courtesy of the artist and Imago Art Gallery.

The Imago Art Gallery opened its doors on August 27, 2009. The first exhibition at the gallery presented five artists deeply committed to expressing the historical moment in which they live. Since then, the gallery, located in the Little Havana area of Miami, has consistently exhibited a diverse group of emerging artists. In addition to quality individual works, each exhibition fosters a reverberating vision that aims to account for the full dimensions of contemporary art.

Imago Art Gallery highlights multiple viewpoints in the conceptual investigation of aesthetics and the idea of art itself, but the gallery also prizes a high level of technical execution. Among the artists the gallery promotes are: Lourdes Porrata, Ariel Tejera, Fernando García, Josevelio Rodríguez, Robert Brown, José Rementería, Luis Rodríguez, Calixto Amador, and Roel Crespo. By cultivating the poetic vision of each individual creator, a tapestry of multiple artistic languages can broaden the discussion of contemporary art.

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The November exhibition, “Open Strings,” features the work of Cubans Ariel Tejera and Josevelio Rodriguez. This exhibition includes eloquent stories, commentaries on identity, musical “notes,” and other meditations that contain a profound symbolical substrate.

Ariel Tejera’s work blends hyper-realism and surrealism in a symbolic allegory for personal anxiety. Josevelio Rodriguez offers emotional depictions of birds, fish, palm trees, roosters, guitars, and the faces of women. In accordance with the gallery’s mission and history, the works offer fully developed individual visions that, when combined, offer a deeper resonance and expression of what contemporary art is capable of conceiving.

Further, “Open Strings” builds on the record of Imago Art Gallery exhibitions. The gallery continuously offers a space that allows for the free expression of innovative new talents. The exhibition of Tejera and Rodriguez deepens the implications of multiplying artistic perspectives, not only within the gallery’s walls but also within the greater context of contemporary art.

“Open Strings” will be on view at Imago Art Gallery from November 26, 2010 through January 28, 2011. 1615 SW 8th St., Miami, Fl 33135. (Little Havana) Phone: 305 642 1133 / www.imagofineartgallery.com