This curated collection of art by contemporary artists from Philadelphia and New York opened on April 9th from 5 to 8pm at 855 Waverly Rd, Bryn Mawr, PA. This exhibition included a stunning display of talent from over 15 artists with unique and compelling paintings, to create a magical vision celebrating Springtime. Cocktails and light bites provided. The work was featured the halls of a gorgeous Main Line mansion.
The exhibition was hanging until May 12th. Below, is a selection of the beautiful works included in the exhibition. If you are interested in receiving a complete exhibition catalog, please email eracontemporary@gmail.com. Some works are still available.
Light, oil on canvas, by Antonietta Kies, 18×24 inches, $750Greenery, by Gail Kolflat, hand painted intaglio print-watercolor and pencil, 22×17 inches, $500Cherry Blossoms, watercolor and gouache, framed, 26×36″, by Gail Kolflat, $800Patches of Red and Green, by Clarissa Wong, oil on canvas, 24×36″, $5,500“The Fish of Alcazar III,” by Rachel Sard, oil on canvas, 30″x40″, $2,800Dissolution, by Bryan DeProspero, oil on panel, 59×30″, unframed, $1,350Efflorescence, by Bryan DeProspero, oil on panel, 55×29″, unframed, $1,350Lapochka, oil on panel, 35×35″, framed, $1,100Swim, by Bryan DeProspero, oil on panel, 20×24″, unframed, $500Sunshine Freedom, by Cait Clements, fabric previously buried underground, grandma’s quilting scraps, oil paint, cut paper, and shell on canvas.Walter, by Richard Buchanan, oil on wood panel, 12×12″, $950Study for Oil Composition 10, by Livia Mosanu, oil on shellacked Arches watercolor paper, 14×17″, framed, $450Ocean Composition 9 (Resurrection), oil on shellacked Arches watercolor paper, 28.5″x43″, framed, $2,000Private Exchange, by Brad Carmichael, oil and mixed media on canvas, $1,100
Thompson Street, by Amina Kerimova, oil on panel, 18×24 inches, $1,100
Era Contemporary is a pop-up art gallery founded by Jessica Libor in 2016 based in Philadelphia that focuses on creating immersive, imaginative, artistic events. The themed events are held in unique locations such as mansions, country clubs, stores or warehouses and usually include elements of music, fashion or theater. Era Contemporary primarily showcases 2 dimensional artwork by living artists who display a unique vision and a focus on magical realism.
An important value for us is giving back, and for many of our shows we donate a portion of art sales to charity.
We always love looking at artist’s work with a vision to be a part of our developing show schedule for 2020. If you are an artist interested in consideration or a company interested in hosting an exhibition, please email gallery director Jessica Libor at eracontemporary@gmail.com.
About the director:
Jessica Libor, photographed by Joe Hindman.
Jessica Libor is an artist and curator who has studied at the Florence Academy of Art, the Grand Central Atelier and received her Master of Fine Arts from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 2014. She exhibits her work nationally and has been featured on PBS, WHYY, and whose work has appeared in the pages of Beautiful Bizarre, American Art Collector, Create Magazine, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Philly Voice, and more. For more on Jessica, visit www.jessicalibor.com.
