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 attracting 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.

Michael CarsonUntitled, 18” × 24”, oil on panelTwo bodies at rest, built out of nothing but heat and light. Carson paint...
09/13/2026

Michael Carson
Untitled, 18” × 24”, oil on panel

Two bodies at rest, built out of nothing but heat and light. Carson paints the figure the way memory holds it — a shoulder, a forearm across the face, a mouth gone slack in sleep — and lets the rest dissolve into bare panel.

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

“Everybody’s Talking At Me” l Mixed media sculpture l Shalom Neuman. A face built from fused glass and light — blown, pu...
09/12/2026

“Everybody’s Talking At Me” l Mixed media sculpture l Shalom Neuman.

A face built from fused glass and light — blown, pulled, and lit from behind until the surface stops being material and becomes presence. The eyes look back at you. The grin is wide and ambiguous. Sound, light, and sculpture collapsed into one object, which is what Neuman has been doing for fifty years while the rest of the art world caught up.

This is Fusionism: no hierarchy between media, no separation between the work and the viewer standing in front of it.

The Future He Already Made — Shalom Neuman: Fifty Years of Fusionism

On view now through October 3, 2026
462 West Broadway, New York

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Tonight we open an exhibition unlike any you’ve experienced before — art, holograms, technology, and paint, fused into o...
09/10/2026

Tonight we open an exhibition unlike any you’ve experienced before — art, holograms, technology, and paint, fused into one.

THE FUTURE HE ALREADY MADE
Shalom Tomáš Neuman: Fifty Years of Fusionism

Tonight. Doors at 6:00 PM.
462 West Broadway, NYC

RSVP: [email protected]

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Mark Tennant | ZipperOil on canvas | 48 x 36 in (121.9 x 91.4 cm)Turned away, face withheld. Two arms reaching behind a ...
09/05/2026

Mark Tennant | Zipper
Oil on canvas | 48 x 36 in (121.9 x 91.4 cm)

Turned away, face withheld. Two arms reaching behind a back — dressing or un******ng, we are not told which, and that ambiguity is the whole picture.

Flesh built in thick, hurried strokes against a field of teal that behaves more like weather than like a room. Nothing smoothed over. Intimacy caught at speed, and left there.

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

09/03/2026

“Little America”

Shalom Tomas Neuman

Fifty years of Fusionism in one object: paint, sculpture, found material, light, sound — refusing to stay in any single medium, the way the country it’s named for refuses to stay one thing.

The Future He Already Made — Shalom Neuman: Fifty Years of Fusionism
Opening Thursday, September 10, 6–9 PM
On view through October 3

An exhibition unlike any we’ve had.

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

SHALOM TOMÁŠ NEUMANThe Future He Already MadeFifty Years of FusionismOpening Thursday, September 10, 2026 · 6–8 PMFour p...
08/31/2026

SHALOM TOMÁŠ NEUMAN
The Future He Already Made
Fifty Years of Fusionism

Opening Thursday, September 10, 2026 · 6–8 PM

Four panels. Circuit boards, lava lamps, keyboards, wired-in faces, bodies half-cast and half-painted. Neuman has been building this language since the 1970s — painting that won’t stay flat, sculpture that won’t stay still, technology fused into the surface rather than pointed at from a distance. He called it Fusionism before anyone needed the word.

RSVP: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

08/31/2026

Shalom Tomas Neuman
Little America

Fifty years of Fusionism in one object: paint, sculpture, found material, light, sound — refusing to stay in any single medium, the way the country it’s named for refuses to stay one thing.

The Future He Already Made — Shalom Neuman: Fifty Years of Fusionism
Opening Thursday, September 10, 6–9 PM
On view through October 3

An exhibition unlike any we’ve had.

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

Michael CarsonUntitled (jazz interior)40 × 60 inches · oil on resinSmoke, brass, and a single overhead bulb. Carson buil...
08/29/2026

Michael Carson
Untitled (jazz interior)
40 × 60 inches · oil on resin

Smoke, brass, and a single overhead bulb. Carson builds the room out of grays and lets three points of warmth do all the work — the horn, the singer’s shoulder, the flare of her laugh. Everything else recedes into the vault. He paints the way a rhythm section plays behind a soloist: restraint everywhere so one thing can carry.

The floorboards are the tell. Loose, dragged, almost unfinished — and they hold the whole stage.

Inquiries: [email protected]
Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

08/23/2026
Artist Petra Collins, by Chadwick Tyler.White socks. Fake magnolias. A camera she isn’t afraid of. Tyler photographs the...
08/23/2026

Artist Petra Collins, by Chadwick Tyler.

White socks. Fake magnolias. A camera she isn’t afraid of. Tyler photographs the moment before the pose arrives — and stops there.

Inquiries: [email protected]

Georges Bergès Gallery
The future of art

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462 W Broadway
New York, NY
10012

Opening Hours

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

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+12124754524

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