Georges Bergès Gallery

Georges Bergès Gallery Georges Bergès Gallery is a Boutique Fine Arts Gallery showcasing the best in Modern Art from around the world. Also featuring a Lounge and Artist Salon.

Georges Berges Gallery represents emerging and established artists from around the world. We are a person-centered gallery seeking to connect collectors to some of the most transformative artists from around the globe. Many of our artists’ works have been vetted and added to the art collections of major museums, including MoMA, Tate, Met, and Guggenheim, among others. We pride ourselves in attract

ing both new and sophisticated collectors. Georges Berges personally travels the world visiting artist’s studios and collectors’ homes. Through his travels and work he grows perspective about the global art world and brings to light artists that are gaining recognition within their region, but that have not yet broken through the global stage. By working directly with national and international museums, collectors, and artists, Georges brings into prominence artworks that are significantly relevant to the art industry and the broader global community.

**Mark Tennant***Demoiselles*Oil on canvas50 × 40 in (127 × 101.6 cm)Tennant draws from the great fracture of Western fi...
06/20/2026

**Mark Tennant**
*Demoiselles*
Oil on canvas
50 × 40 in (127 × 101.6 cm)

Tennant draws from the great fracture of Western figuration — the moment Picasso shattered the picture plane — and recovers something warmer from the wreckage. Flesh tones pushed toward rose and sand, disrupted by cold electric blues. Figures that hover between presence and memory. A central figure bowed, as if confessing to no one in particular. Nothing resolves. That is the point.

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Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Michael Carson“Airing Out My Grievances”16” × 20” | Oil on canvasSunglasses on. Dress in motion. Already gone before the...
06/18/2026

Michael Carson
“Airing Out My Grievances”
16” × 20” | Oil on canvas

Sunglasses on. Dress in motion. Already gone before the conversation ends. Carson paints the woman who has decided — and said nothing.

Michael Carson works in the tradition of the great figurative painters — Sargent, Sorolla — but his subjects belong entirely to now. Loose, luminous brushwork. Women caught between moments. Always more feeling than explanation.

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Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Khara Oxier-Mori“Unraveling DNA for extended telomere locale equating to communication ease amongst geographically dista...
06/18/2026

Khara Oxier-Mori
“Unraveling DNA for extended telomere locale equating to communication ease amongst geographically distant biological lifeforms”

Oil on canvas, 42 x 36 inches

A body that has survived something.

Khara Oxier-Mori paints flesh as frequency — wrapped, exposed, still transmitting. The pink is a wound. The pink is a signal. Both are true.

Unraveling DNA for extended telomere locale equating to communication ease amongst geographically distant biological lifeforms. She means it literally. To be human is to be reaching — through matter, through the dark — toward something that might receive you.

Opening October 8, 2026

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Mark Tennant | Untitled 202Oil on canvas | 60 x 48 in (152.4 x 121.9 cm)Three men. A table cluttered with the remnants o...
06/17/2026

Mark Tennant | Untitled 202
Oil on canvas | 60 x 48 in (152.4 x 121.9 cm)

Three men. A table cluttered with the remnants of something — a meeting, a meal, a negotiation. One stands apart, watching. Two are bent into the work, or the weight. Nobody looks at each other directly.

Tennant doesn’t explain the scene. He never does. He gives you the tension and leaves you inside it.

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Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

“Sunflowers 3” (detail) l Mixed media on linen | 48 x 24 in (121.9 x 61 cm) l Susan Swartz. GB Gallery, art for life’s j...
06/17/2026

“Sunflowers 3” (detail) l Mixed media on linen | 48 x 24 in (121.9 x 61 cm) l Susan Swartz.

GB Gallery, art for life’s journey.

Taking the Auspices — Khara Oxier-Mori. Oil on canvas. 46” × 42”.Death frightens most of us. But look closer.What Khara ...
06/14/2026

Taking the Auspices — Khara Oxier-Mori. Oil on canvas. 46” × 42”.

Death frightens most of us. But look closer.

What Khara Oxier-Mori understands — and what this painting holds — is that death is not an ending for the living. It is a threshold. A reckoning with what remains: the laughter, the unguarded moments, the friendships that refuse to dissolve.

Those are the things that outlast us. That is the currency that defeats time.

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Georges Bergès Gallery
Art for life’s journey

There is something unsettling about being truly seen.Michael Carson sees.Portrait of an art dealer; a work of art by the...
06/14/2026

There is something unsettling about being truly seen.

Michael Carson sees.

Portrait of an art dealer; a work of art by the legendary Michael Carson.

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Art Meza sees what most people drive past.Chicano Soul is a photographic testament — to the lowrider as liturgy, to Los ...
06/14/2026

Art Meza sees what most people drive past.

Chicano Soul is a photographic testament — to the lowrider as liturgy, to Los Angeles as a living culture, to a community that has always made beauty out of its own terms.

These cars don’t just move. They carry history.

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Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

“Smoking Mirror” from the “Masks of God” series | acrylic on canvas | 48” x 60” | Hunter Biden.Tezcatlipoca — God of pro...
06/14/2026

“Smoking Mirror” from the “Masks of God” series | acrylic on canvas | 48” x 60” | Hunter Biden.

Tezcatlipoca — God of providence, the invisible and darkness, lord of the night, ruler of the north. He does not ask to be understood. He asks to be reckoned with.

The Masks of God series moves through the great mythological hero journeys of the world, tracing the universal beneath the particular. Inspired by Joseph Campbell’s The Hero with a Thousand Faces — the truth that every culture, in its own tongue, has always told the same story.

Georges Bergès Gallery
Art for life’s journey.

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

.X. Miranda | KométesOil on canvas | 39.4 x 39.4 in (100 x 100 cm)The face rendered in cool blue — luminous, otherworldl...
06/12/2026

.X. Miranda | Kométes
Oil on canvas | 39.4 x 39.4 in (100 x 100 cm)

The face rendered in cool blue — luminous, otherworldly — set against the ceremonial weight of gold and stars. P.X. Miranda reaches across centuries of portraiture and pulls something ancient into the present. The title, Kométes — the Greek word for comet — says everything. She is not static. She is in motion. She is light trailing through darkness.

This is a painting that watches you back.

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

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462 W Broadway
New York, NY
10012

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Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
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Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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