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, Robin 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.

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There is nothing more rewarding than helping a client build a collection that feels entirely their own. From the first c...
09/10/2026

There is nothing more rewarding than helping a client build a collection that feels entirely their own. From the first conversation to sourcing, framing, delivery, and installation, every detail is thoughtfully considered.

We build cohesive, culturally enduring collections that reflect each client’s individual vision.

Oscar Murillo’s () practice moves fluidly between painting, installation, performance, and collective action, examining ...
09/08/2026

Oscar Murillo’s () practice moves fluidly between painting, installation, performance, and collective action, examining ideas of labour, migration, exchange, and community. His work often resists fixed boundaries, bringing the studio into dialogue with the social and political realities that shape our everyday lives.

From The flooded garden in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall (Tate) to his participation in the 36th Bienal de São Paulo (Bienal de São Paulo), Murillo continues to expand the possibilities of painting and collective making.

This October, his practice comes to Paris with Unfinished thinking: Paintings and Social Maps at David Zwirner (David Zwirner – Art Gallery), opening October 19.

09/05/2026

Everyone together ♥ A little behind the scenes with the RRFA team, sharing ideas, discussing projects, and bringing different perspectives to the table.

At Robin Rosenberg Fine Art, our expertise and understanding of each client’s vision guide us in shaping collections that are entirely their own.

The Guggenheim Museum (Guggenheim New York) explores the enduring influence of Pop art with Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now,...
09/03/2026

The Guggenheim Museum (Guggenheim New York) explores the enduring influence of Pop art with Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now, an exhibition bringing together iconic works from the 1960s alongside contemporary perspectives.

From Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein to today’s leading voices, the exhibition examines how artists transformed everyday imagery, consumer culture, and familiar objects into powerful reflections on society, identity, and visual culture.

By elevating the ordinary into something unexpected, Pop art challenged traditional ideas of what art could be, leaving a lasting impact that continues to shape contemporary practice.

On view at the Guggenheim through January 10, 2027.

Featured artists:
Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
Richard Hamilton
Yayoi Kusama
Lucia Hierro (Lucia Hierro)
Yee I-Lann (Yee I-Lann)
Tommy Kha (Tommy Kha)
Alex Da Corte
Martine Gutierrez (Martine)
Cara Romero (Cara Romero)
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim (Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim)
Baseera Khan (Baseera Khan)
Sheida Soleimani (Sheida Soleimani)
Jim Dine (Jim Dine)
Chryssa
Andy Warhol

08/29/2026

Get to know the people behind Robin Rosenberg Fine Art ✨

Next up in our “This or That” series is our Content Creator, Tamar. Stay tuned for Michelle’s answers next!

Today, we remember Yayoi Kusama, who has passed away at 97.For more than seven decades, Kusama created a world entirely ...
08/27/2026

Today, we remember Yayoi Kusama, who has passed away at 97.

For more than seven decades, Kusama created a world entirely her own. Through her polka dots, infinity nets, pumpkins and mirrored rooms, she transformed repetition into something mesmerising, making the infinite feel almost within reach.

From her early years in Japan to New York’s avant-garde scene and, ultimately, international recognition, Kusama remained fiercely committed to her vision. She challenged the boundaries of painting, sculpture, installation, performance and what art could be.

Perhaps most movingly, she never stopped creating. Kusama continued to paint until her final days, never setting aside her brush.

Her work has left an extraordinary mark on contemporary art, inviting generations of viewers to experience wonder, infinity and the world through her singular perspective.

We honour the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Yayoi Kusama.

A look back at Robin’s time at the 2026 Venice Biennale (VENICE ART BIENNALE). With exhibitions unfolding across the Gia...
08/25/2026

A look back at Robin’s time at the 2026 Venice Biennale (VENICE ART BIENNALE). With exhibitions unfolding across the Giardini, Arsenale, and throughout the city, the Biennale offered an extraordinary mix of large-scale installations, immersive environments, quieter details, and unexpected encounters.

And there’s plenty more from Robin’s travels to come, so keep watching!

Not every great work of art was created to be beautiful.In our latest blog, Beyond Beauty: The Power of Conceptual Art, ...
08/22/2026

Not every great work of art was created to be beautiful.

In our latest blog, Beyond Beauty: The Power of Conceptual Art, we explore how artists use everyday materials, language, memory, and symbolism to create works that challenge us to pause, question, and interpret.

Because sometimes, the most compelling art isn’t the work we simply admire, but the work that stays with us and makes us think.

Read the full article at the link in our bio!

Featured Artworks:
Kara Walker, A Subtlety (The Marvelous Sugar Baby) (2014)
Richard Prince, Blasting Mats (2006)
Can Togay and Gyula Pauer, Shoes on the Danube Promenade (2005)
Barbara Kruger, Installation view (2022)
El Anatsui, Bleeding Takari II (2007)
Ai Weiwei, installation view of Bare Life,with detail view of Forever Bicycles (2019)

75,000 kites. One monumental vision.Opening August 22 at SFMOMA (SFMOMA), Jacob Hashimoto (Jacob Hashimoto Studio): Gian...
08/18/2026

75,000 kites. One monumental vision.

Opening August 22 at SFMOMA (SFMOMA), Jacob Hashimoto (Jacob Hashimoto Studio): Giant Arc transforms the museum’s lobby into an immersive canopy of bamboo and Japanese paper, the largest installation of Hashimoto’s career to date.

Inspired by the Sonoran blue butterfly and incorporating references to Northern California flora and fauna, the work brings together thousands of delicate, hand-crafted elements that shift between clouds, maps, pixels, and imagined landscapes. From afar, the installation is monumental. Up close, it invites quiet contemplation and discovery.

As Hashimoto describes it, Giant Arc is “chaotic and meditative, playful and considered,” an artwork designed to leave room for each viewer to find their own meaning.

Hashimoto is an artist whose work we have long admired and supported, and whose distinctive installations we have had the pleasure of bringing into our clients’ spaces. At Robin Rosenberg Fine Art, we guide our clients to acquire artworks that withstand the test of time, with a focus on exceptional quality, meaningful expression, and enduring aesthetic value.

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