Exhibition Dates: November 2 - November 23, 2011
Reception: Thursday, November 3, 2011, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, New York City
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. - 6 p.m.
Event URL: http://www.agora-gallery.com/receptionexhibitions/11_3_2011.aspx
        
Featured Artists:
Altered States of Reality: an Exhibition of Analog and Digital Photography
Fabian  |  Mike Cable  |  H. Scott Cushing  |  Glenn deWitt  |  Mauro Fioravanti  |  Alfredo Gonzalez  |  Debra Kayata  |  Denis Palbiani  |  Fernando Salado |  Joel Schlossberg  |  Cade Turner

Pathway to Abstraction
Veronica Barcellona | Julio Crews | Ember Fairbairn-Ramsay | Mauro Filigheddu | Kenji Inoue | Jeanette Marie Kjeldsen | Walter B. Probst | John J. Sayer | Kevin Smola | Laurence Steenbergen | Tiril | Paka Traykova

The Persistence of Form
Carl Gethmann | Wendy Webster Good | Steven R. Hill | Brigitte Martinez | Carolina De Medina | Tarah Nutter | Judy Quest | Brady Steward | Rolf M. Vogt

Interviews with the artists and high resolution images are available upon request.

About Agora Gallery
Agora Gallery is a fine art gallery, established in 1984 and located in the heart of New York City’s Chelsea art galleries district. It is famous for showcasing a spectacular array of talented artists from around the world and around the corner, while providing quality and original art to collectors. Exhibitions are usually group exhibits, presenting the work of a number of artists, but sometimes solo exhibitions focus on the work of one particular artist. The gallery publishes ARTisSpectrum Magazine, a bi-annual magazine that is distributed to museums, galleries, art institutions and art schools around the world. It provides artists, collectors, museums, galleries, art organizations and enthusiasts with access to the work of international talented artists as well as feature articles, reviews and interviews. Agora Gallery is the proud sponsor of ARTmine, one of the most comprehensive resources available worldwide to view and purchase fine art. The gallery also runs Agora Art Blog, a blog designed to provide helpful information and advice for artists while providing a forum for artists to help one another by sharing their experiences and thoughts.