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Healdsburg artist Jerry Anderson Featured in New York Art Exhibition

NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea's Agora Gallery will feature the original work of Healdsburg artist Jerry Anderson in Fragmented Reality.

Jerry Anderson’s paintings are expressions of vivacity and energy, flowing with bold colors and subtle but striking emotion. Anderson describes his work as treading “the dynamic balance of feminine and masculine energies.” Both are readily apparent in Anderson’s portraiture and abstract landscapes, which produce a signature re-imagination of bodies and landforms, often tending towards the ideal and the surreal.

Compositionally, Anderson allows his subjects to be bisected by the frame, imparting his figures with a particularly alluring mystique. This is often combined with unusual perspectives to produce a sense of disorientation in the viewer, who is suddenly placed in unique spatial relations to the subjects. Similarly innovative are Anderson’s landscapes, which combine topographical and geographical textures with a bright vivacity reminiscent of floral still lifes. Anderson’s use of color and shading is thoroughly enticing, as it engages with the overall voluptuousness of the works. These elements all come together to present a journey, one in which the figures are guides and the landscapes are unexplored worlds of energy.

His work is recognized in the United States, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

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Exhibition Dates: February 12, 2016 – March 3, 2016

Reception: Thursday February 18, 2016, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

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Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat 11-6

Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, Chelsea, New York

Colin Grant | Jerry Anderson | Margaret Vega | Marianne Fernandez | Cher Bettencourt | Ayda Mansour | Nora Nourmohammadi | Jesús Martín | Taras Borovyk | Ann Drosendahl | Steven Anggrek | Susan Berg | German Arzate | Richard Light | William Johnston | Matthew J. Peake | PABELLO | RenéeRose | Osvaldo Bacman | Dominic Fondé

About the Exhibition

Fragmented Reality: An Exhibition in NYC

With gusto and energy, Agora Gallery’s exhibition Fragmented Reality boasts over one hundred artworks by twenty artists. Angela Di Bello and her team have curated a remarkable exhibition which stages an interrogation of the dynamic balance of feminine and masculine energies while eschewing both romanticism and politics. Instead it solicits contemplation of three focused concepts: the interpretation of humans and animals within a shared environment; portraiture and abstract landscapes; and opposing forces, such as happiness and sadness, pleasure and pain. Presiding over the stunning visual space, the participating artists have conjured an airy grace from an immense application of bright colors and mixed media which all come together effortlessly in this comprehensive exhibition of fine art.

About Agora Gallery

Agora Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery located in the heart of Chelsea’s fine art district in New York. Established in 1984, Agora Gallery specializes in connecting art dealers and collectors with national and international artists. The art gallery’s expert consultants are available to assist corporate and private clients in procuring original artwork to meet their organization’s specific needs and budget requirements. With a strong online presence and popular online gallery, ARTmine, coupled with the spacious and elegant physical gallery space, the work of our talented artists, who work in diverse media and styles, can receive the attention it deserves. Over the years Agora Gallery has sponsored and catered to special events aimed at fostering social awareness and promoting the use of art to help those in need.

Images:

Jerry Anderson, Evelyn Four, Acrylic on Canvas, 24x24

Jerry Anderson, Evelyn Three, Acrylic on Canvas, 24x24

Jerry Anderson, Cave Energies, Acrylic on Canvas, 40x30

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