Robin Rosenberg Fine Art Inc.

Robin Rosenberg Fine Art Inc. With more than 30 years of experience, RRFA is a trusted resource specializing in the purchase and private sales of modern and contemporary works of art.

Private Art Dealer -
Montreal, Canada Area Fine Art

Art Consultant and private dealer specializing in
20th & 21st Century Modern and Contemporary, abstract & representational paintings, drawings, works on paper, prints, photographs, and sculpture by renowned and emerging international and regional artists. Following an art history education from University of Toronto and McGill University, Rob

in Rosenberg has developed an extensive international network in both the primary and secondary art markets. Robin has worked as advisor in a curatorial capacity with art committees in corporate settings. A partial list of Robin’s corporate clients include: Canadian Pacific Railroad, Rio Tinto Alcan, Royal Bank of Canada, Bell Canada Enterprises, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and other major businesses across Canada. In recent years, Robin Rosenberg has handled important works by many celebrated artists such as Jim Dine, Fernand Léger, Jean (Hans) Arp, Alfred Pellan, Philip Surrey,Lawren Harris, Lynn Chadwick, Emily Carr, Alex Colville, Jeff Koons, David Hockney, Damien Hirst, A.Y. Jackson, Alex Katz, Roy Lichtenstein, Henry Moore, Louise Nevelson, Jean Paul Riopelle, Richard Serra, Donald Sultan, Andy Warhol, and Tom Wesselmann. Services offered include appraisals, conservation, restoration and museum quality framing, shipping, and installation.

�514 885-2100 �[email protected]

http://www.robinrosenbergfineart.com

Across the canals, something shifts again.The .art.biennale opened on May 9 and runs until November 22, 2026, returning ...
05/21/2026

Across the canals, something shifts again.

The .art.biennale opened on May 9 and runs until November 22, 2026, returning to the Giardini, the Arsenale, and sites across Venice. Since 1895, it has remained one of the most enduring gatherings in contemporary art.

Venice unfolds as a site of attention where performance, material, and memory move in close proximity. This year’s edition leans into presence in its many forms, the body as archive, material as witness, gesture as language. Across pavilions and spaces, these works ask how we hold history and how it holds us back.

Between endurance, transformation, and quiet insistence, these practices do not sit still for long. They unfold in real time, then linger in their aftermath.

Featured artists:




In the work of Robert Cottingham, the street becomes language. Storefronts and signage are stripped to form, scale, and ...
05/19/2026

In the work of Robert Cottingham, the street becomes language. Storefronts and signage are stripped to form, scale, and rhythm, shifting the familiar into something almost abstract.

Photorealism here isn’t about replication, but attention, the way light hits a façade, the weight of typography, the atmosphere held in a passing view.

Featured works:
Roberts Jewelers, 2013
Hawk-Eye (Red), 2014
Pool, 1973
Lynn’s Portable, 2004
Star, 2009

05/17/2026

At Galerie Hugues Charbonneau, Moridja Kitenge Banza transforms territory into memory.

In The Memory of Seasons, landscapes unfold like living maps shaped by history, movement, extraction, and resilience. Between abstraction and cartography, the works invite us to reconsider how land holds memory long after borders are drawn.

On view until May 30th!

New York returns to the Park Avenue Armory, where centuries of art history and contemporary practice meet under one roo...
05/14/2026

New York returns to the Park Avenue Armory, where centuries of art history and contemporary practice meet under one roof.

Across modern and contemporary works, design, jewellery, and antiquities, the fair brings together a global selection of galleries defined by rarity, precision, and connoisseurship.

If a work catches your eye, don’t hesitate to be in touch!

TEFAF New York, May 15-19.

Featured Artists:sikander

Maurice de Vlaminck

Munich
Cecily Brown

Jean Dubuffet
Helen Frankenthaler

transforms the ordinary into something almost impossible to comprehend. Using everyday materials like pins, straws, pap...
05/12/2026

transforms the ordinary into something almost impossible to comprehend. Using everyday materials like pins, straws, paper plates, and tape, she builds monumental works that feel cellular, atmospheric, and strangely alive. Her practice sits somewhere between sculpture, drawing, architecture, and illusion, reminding us how repetition and accumulation can completely alter perception.

In these works, line becomes movement. Structure becomes chaos. And something as simple as a repeated gesture turns hypnotic.

Interested in Tara Donovan’s work? Contact us to learn more.

The may be over, but the exhibition it celebrated opens this Sunday.At the , Costume Art explores the relationship bet...
05/09/2026

The may be over, but the exhibition it celebrated opens this Sunday.

At the , Costume Art explores the relationship between fashion, the body, and fine art through nearly 400 objects spanning centuries of history.

Opening in the museum’s new Condé M. Nast Galleries, the exhibition pairs couture with painting, sculpture, photography, and historical artifacts, blurring the line between garment and artwork.

Days after the Met Gala’s “Fashion is Art” dress code transformed the red carpet into a gallery of living artworks, Costume Art reveals the deeper conversation behind it all: fashion not simply as adornment, but as identity, memory, material, and artistic expression.

For one evening, the red carpet became the preview. Now the exhibition opens! ✨

At the in Brussels, presents Diary of Happiness, a sweeping journey through over 30 years of travel, memory, and artis...
05/07/2026

At the in Brussels, presents Diary of Happiness, a sweeping journey through over 30 years of travel, memory, and artistic exchange.

Across Villa Empain and its gardens, works unfold like a map of places lived and remembered, from Italy to India to Japan. At the heart of it all, glass becomes language through decades of collaboration with master artisans in Murano, Firozabad, and Basel, transforming into beads and bricks that shift between intimacy and monument.

Rarely seen watercolours thread through the exhibition like a travel diary, carrying fragments of wonder and movement from room to room.

builds entire worlds out of felt.At Art Miami, Robin and Émilie encountered her immersive installations, where everyday...
04/30/2026

builds entire worlds out of felt.

At Art Miami, Robin and Émilie encountered her immersive installations, where everyday objects are meticulously reconstructed by hand in fabric. Familiar things are slowed down and transformed through material precision, turning the disposable into something unexpectedly enduring.

What emerges is more than spectacle. By rebuilding the ordinary through craft, Sparrow shifts how we understand consumption, memory, and the everyday itself.

Two works. Two distinct visual languages.On the wall, George Condo’s Conversations (2012) breaks the figure into overlap...
04/28/2026

Two works. Two distinct visual languages.

On the wall, George Condo’s Conversations (2012) breaks the figure into overlapping expressions. Faces shift, features blur, and nothing fully settles, keeping the image in motion.

Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol’s Unit Filter GE (1984) moves in the opposite direction. Bold colour, text, and symbols build a layered surface shaped by collaboration, where structure meets spontaneity.

What connects them is not style, but tension. Each resists a fixed reading, holding the viewer in a constant state of negotiation.

Images are changing the way we look at art.Some feel instantly familiar, while others seem to hover just beyond reach, s...
04/26/2026

Images are changing the way we look at art.

Some feel instantly familiar, while others seem to hover just beyond reach, shaped by a mix of human touch, data, and machine logic. It is a space where the line between gesture and system starts to feel less certain, and that is exactly what makes it so compelling.

Our latest blog looks at this unfolding conversation through the work of artists who are using AI in ways that are thoughtful, surprising, and visually striking.

Discover the full blog now on our website, link in bio!

The pomegranate, with its hundreds of seeds, has long symbolized abundance, renewal, and the wish for sweetness in the y...
09/22/2025

The pomegranate, with its hundreds of seeds, has long symbolized abundance, renewal, and the wish for sweetness in the year ahead. As Rosh Hashana begins, may this season bring peace and possibility to all who celebrate. ✨🍯

Flora Yukhnovich’s painterly take on the fruit captures that spirit of vitality. Her lush brushwork reimagines Rococo for today, transforming the pomegranate into something both timeless and alive. Make sure to catch her immersive commission at the newly reopened Frick Collection following its years-long renovation.
art .art

Address

210 Finchley Road
Montreal, QC
H3X3A8

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+15148852100

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Robin Rosenberg Fine Art Inc. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category