African Diaspora Art
Exhibitions focus on art connected to the African diaspora.
Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery
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About Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery
An art gallery and museum in Brooklyn. Established in 1970 by Lawrence P. Dorsey, it exhibits art with a global view focused on the African diaspora. The gallery provides a platform for emerging and experienced artists, with exhibitions intended for art enthusiasts and collectors. Visitors can view changing artwork and attend gallery events, including opening receptions and artist talks reflecting on artists' work, experiences, and careers. Public hours are Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 5:00 PM; visits at other times are available by appointment. The gallery is located at 553 Rogers Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. Its collection and exhibitions include works such as Otto Neals's 1989 bronze sculpture, The High Priest of Arts, a tribute to Mr. Dorsey.
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Artist Events
Opening receptions and artist talks are held at the gallery.
Weekend Gallery Hours
Open Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 5:00 PM.
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