The Galerie Bertin-Toublanc in Miami offers visitors a great experience. The Galerie Bertin-Toublanc opened their first U.S branch a t the end of November 2007 in the Wynwood Art Distric at 2534 North Miami Avenue in time for the Art Basel Miami. The gallery is a 17,000 square foot space with multiple galleries for individual exhibits as well as a Zen Garden. Cutting edge, contemporary artist from around the world like Baba Anand from India, Mauron Perccetti from England, Supakitch from France, Philippe Chevalier from France and Liu Bolin from China are just some of the artist that give live to the gallery.

The gallery’s primary objective is to maintain and continue to enlarge its signature of gathering contemporary artists from around the world.

The first gallery was opened in Paris by Armelle Bertin-Toublanc. La Galerie Bertin-Toublanc was opened in October 2001 in the heart of the 8th Arrondissement of Paris. Almost four years later, the gallery was reopened in its current location two steps away from the well-known Champs-Elysées and the Grand Palais.

This is must-see Miami attraction for all art lovers because it truly offers wonderful pieces which reflect to perfection refined contemporary art.