Diartspora Gallery

[...] , the Diartspora Gallery focuses on images that portray the richness and creative spirit in the life and culture of [...]

[...] . Thus began a search and a journey which resulted in the works of art presented in the Diartspora Gallery. [...]

[...] On January 19, 2015, Diartspora Gallery launched a campaign with Indiegogo to raise funds to restore and re-furbish the many [...]

[...] when I saw it. And eighteen years ago, tucked in a corner of a now-defunct thrift store in West Philadelphia, I saw it. Actually,the artist Katie Pfeiffer, saw it first. She made a beeline for it, [...]

[...] many works by anonymous and self-taught artists. Much of the art was found or purchased in West Philadelphia, over a period of 20 years. “The urge to manifest something beautiful from their life [...]

[...] -American Portraiture,” is a selection of artworks that will debut at the University City Arts League gallery in cooperation with the Diartspora Gallery, from January 31 to February 28, 2014. Begun [...]

[...] Gallery, from January 31 to February 28, 2014. Begun in 1995 by collectors Michael Guerin and Katie Pfeiffer, the Diartspora Gallery focuses on images that portray the richness and creative spirit in [...]

[...] is needed to bring out the best in these paintings; to re-vivify their soul. A week ago, Katie Pfeiffer and I saw the “Representation” exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art; showcasing 200 [...]

[...] African- Americans Debuts as Part of Black History Month “Finding Faces: A Century of African-American Portraiture,” is a selection of artworks that will debut at the University City Arts League [...]

[...] different projects, thanks to the Internet, will definitely be what will take the Diartspora collection to the level it needs and deserves. We are grateful for the early responders for starting [...]

[...] , small sculptures and photographs. It was curated by artist Douglas Witmer and award-winning photographer Lori Waselchuk, who are on the gallery committee of the Arts League. [...]

[...] Lobo (I never knew his real name) through my friend T.V. Louie. Occupying at least one ramshackle storefront and a semi-vacant lot in the shadow of the El tracks, T.V. is an entrepreneur, impresario, [...]

[...] in a corner of a now-defunct thrift store in West Philadelphia, I saw it. Actually,the artist Katie Pfeiffer, saw it first. She made a beeline for it, pulled it out from the shadows and showed it to [...]

[...] vintage furniture and furnishings, I stopped upon seeing an array of colorful and idiosyncratic watercolor portraits propped up along a stone wall. Sitting quietly on a chair nearby was their creator, [...]