Galeries Bartoux Miami - Miami, Florida

Pierre-François MOULIN

Comme en France !
Superbe

PATRICIA KHELIF

Très belle galerie

SARA SCHWAYCER

Increíbles obras !! La persona Julio que nos atendió con unos conocimientos espectaculares de arte y de los artistas..
Felicidades

Mathhias pumpkin

Noemi was fantastic she spent time with us showed us the art work and sharing her experience. This has been my high light of my Miami trip. Make the trip to the gallery you will have an experience that you will remember

Douglas W. Bush (Doug)

A very high-end gallery with truly “exquisite” pieces of art. You can plan on spending at least an hour walking through here to take in all of the details and craftsmanship in every piece of art and sculpture. Very nice gallery!

Japa R

estacione o carro nessa rua para passear pela região

Dica: aquela bola legal fica do lado da loja da BVGARI. Fica mais fácil de jogar no Maps.

A região é bonita, bacana, legal para caminhar, ver lojas de grife que uma pessoa comum como eu não pode comprar.

Marcas como Prada, Gucci, YSL, Dior, Tesla e etc. tudo ali perto.

World Traveler

This gallery is definitely worth popping into and just seeing the artwork. The staff was really friendly and explained some of the pieces. There were so many art pieces I would buy if I had the means.

Ariel W.

I always enjoy checking out an art and you can find this contemporary art gallery in the Miami Design District. Galleries Bartoux is an international group of art galleries across Europe and in the US. The first gallery opened in 1993 in Honfleur, France and this location in the Design District opened in 2020. Look for Galleries Bartoux in London, Paris, Monaco, and New York.

The Bartoux Families goal is to make art accessible to the public. They represent over 100 different artists in the categories of masters, painters, and sculptors. Some of the famous names I recognized included Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali. Marc Chagall, and Keith Haring.

The art pieces they had displayed were very eye catching. They had paintings, clear suitcases with things inside them. blue morpho butterflies, metal sculptures of people with pieces missing, and a tattoo covered marble torso. You definitely won't be bored here. I enjoyed looking around and this is a worthy stop if you are in the Design District.