WELCOME TO GALLERY 911 @ REVSIN 

As we began our third full year of exhibitions in 2003, Gallery 911 reaffirmed its dedication to offering a wide range of artists, periods, styles, and media. From the Victorian Era to Contemporary Art, from local figures of the Philadelphia Realist Tradition and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts to internationally known Artists of the Warhol Circle and Pop Art, from oil paintings to the decorative arts, we believe in the importance of variety. Our goal is to appeal to all tastes and budgets, and to expose Philadelphia collectors to the diversity that comprises the art world.

In March 2002, Gallery 911 expanded its space with the opening of Salon 911, an intimate second-floor room featuring art and antiques of the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. Our stable of gallery artists (Theresa Bernstein, Dorothy van Loan, and Seymour Remenick), our extensive inventory of limited edition prints, our selection of stained glass art by Dennis Tate and Mongolian paper cut-outs by Batsaihan Purveegiin, and our long-standing commitment to showcasing such important African-American artists as Charles Bibbs, Columbus Knox, Albert Fennell, Andrew Turner, Larry Poncho Brown, Howard Watson, Laurie Cooper, and Joe Barker still form the foundation of Gallery 911. In addition, our main street-level gallery will continue its schedule of changing exhibitions on a quarterly basis, and will also host a series of silent auctions to benefit deserving local charities and arts organizations, such as the Lantern Theater Company.

We hope to see you at our openings and benefits, and during the run of our exhibitions. We hope you will remember Gallery 911 for all your art emergencies!

Dr. Debra Miller, Gallery Director