Englewood Fall Gallery Walk

Borghi Fine Arts, Located at 2 E. Palisade Avenue, Englewood, will be exhibiting 21^st Century Photographs and Paintings in this fall's art walk. It will be a general exhibition of five very unique and local artists' work. We will be showcasing the Photography of Alice Jacobs and Jay Dorfman as well as Paintings from Bradley Narduzzi Rex and Paton Miller, along with the work of Sheryl Intrator. Alice Jacobs' photography pulls from beautiful moments captured in unexpected places, to counteract world images of war and suffering. Jay Dorfman's photography deals with a specific technique that makes his images hard to forget. This technique is called High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) and was popular in the 1930's and 40's. Both artists deal with images that seem to stop time which creates a truly unique experience. Bradley Narduzzi Rex is changing the way people think about painting. He began painting in 1986, but he earned his degree from Columbia University in 1991 as an architect. He received a Junior Fellowship from the Guggenheim Foundation which made it possible for him to study with the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice. Paton Miller recently had a one man show hanging here in the gallery at Borghi Fine Art. He grew up in this area, yet he has a great sense for exploration. He has been to many different countries, which is where his inspiration for his paintings has some from. Sheryl Intrator is a elementary school teacher here in Englewood. She has been teaching art in schools for 12 years. Sheryl was always interested in the gallery field, and now she is able to follow her dreams to show her work to the public.

About Borghi Fine Art

Borghi Fine Art, which opened in February of 07, is run by three siblings Laura, Michael and Marina. Combined they possess over 50 years of experience in the area of fine art dealing. The Gallery’s main focus is on American paintings from 1900 to the present. In its short history Borghi Fine Art has already had three exhibitions of note with the most important being “Stuart Davis and his Contemporaries”. The Gallery intends to continue its robust exhibition schedule in the future and plans to become the major venue for exhibitions of important American paintings in New Jersey. The Gallery is well versed in all aspects of collection management including acquisitions, framing, cleaning, installation, and appraisal.