Emerson Dorsch represents a core group of South Florida artists as well as emerging and mid-career visiting artists.
Emerson Dorsch Team: Ibett Yanez del Castillo, Brook Dorsch, and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch.
Emerson Dorsch Gallery was founded in Miami by Brook Dorsch in 1991 as a space to show local contemporary art in all media. Throughout a thirty-year history, Emerson Dorsch has shaped the trajectory of the city’s contemporary art by championing artists at all stages of their careers both local and international—cultivating the dynamic exchanges between emerging and established practices.
Tyler Emerson-Dorsch joined the gallery in 2008 after earning a Masters from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. In January 2020 Ibett Yanez del Castillo joined the gallery as Director. Yanez del Castillo was the Director of the de la Cruz Collection from its inception until 2019. Together, the gallery’s team has passion, curatorial rigor, art market expertise, and a strong administrative rubric.
History
November 20, 1991
January 11, 2000
March 3, 2000
January 6, 2009
March 19, 2015
July 17, 2015
October 20, 2017
Dorsch Gallery Opens
The Dorsch Gallery opens in its original location located at 2157 SW 13th Ave., Miami, FL 33145 with a solo exhibition by Ramon Fernandez-Bofill.
Wynwood Property Purchased
Purchase of 151 NW 24th Street in Wynwood is completed.
Dorsch Gallery Opens in Wynwood
To the Edge of the Page, an exhibition of print works featuring 30 artists opens in the 7000 sq ft Dorsch Gallery warehouse in Wynwood. The show includes work by Robert Chambers, Joshua Levine, Cooper, Andrew Binder, and more.
Dorsch Gallery becomes Emerson Dorsch
With Tyler Emerson-Dorsch joining the gallery, Dorsch Gallery officially becomes Emerson Dorsch.
Emerson Dorsch Leaves Wynwood
The Wynwood property is sold marking the end of an era and Emerson Dorsch leaves the arts neighborhood they helped pioneered.
Little Haiti Property Purchased
The purchase of 5900 NW 2nd Ave in Little Haiti is completed.
Emerson Dorsch Opens in Little Haiti
Felecia Chizuko Carlisle: Radio Silence opens in Emerson Dorsch’s new building in Little Haiti.
Due to COVID-19, we are open by appointment. The gallery will follow social distancing protocol and allow only a certain number of visitors per appointment.
