Group Tours
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery encourages educational institutions, non-profit organizations, and collector groups to visit. For groups larger than five people, please email with your group size and your preferred date and time.
Private Events
The gallery is not available for private events or as a location for film or television productions.
Archives
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery maintains extensive archives for many of its represented artists and estates. The gallery’s artist archives are a crucial aspect of our stewardship efforts, as the detailed knowledge of an artist’s biography allows for a deeper appreciation of their work. Through the organization, documentation, and preservation of the materials an artist or their relatives deemed important enough to keep until their death, the gallery seeks to fill in any gaps left in the artist’s literature and in institutional collections to tell a more detailed story of their life, practice, and historical context.
The wide array of primary materials housed by the gallery—including letters to fellow artists, sketchbooks, family photos, rare exhibition catalogues, and much more—reveal the ideas, people, and events most important to our artists. In short, these efforts are grounded in the recognition that a well-maintained archive secures an artist’s place in history.
The gallery is proud to make our archives available to students, scholars, and curators. For all inquiries and appointment requests, please email the gallery.
Rights and Reproductions
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery’s comprehensive digital image library includes professional, high-resolution photography for each artwork formerly and currently in the gallery’s possession, as well as visual documentation of gallery exhibitions and programming.
In many cases, the gallery can provide copyright clearance for works by represented artists. The gallery works closely with academic presses, commercial publishers, independent researchers, production studios, and museum shops to provide copyright permissions for a wide range of uses including fiction and non-fiction literature, textbooks, periodicals, television series, films, theater productions, merchandise, award programs, and more.
To request photographic materials or permission to reproduce a specific artwork, please email the gallery. All inquiries are individually evaluated and will be responded to within five to ten business days. If your request is time sensitive, please specify the project’s deadline in the subject line of your email.
Loans
For over three and a half decades, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery has cultivated long-lasting relationships with museums of all sizes through sales, research, and an extensive loan program. Providing artwork for historical surveys, thematic group exhibitions, solo exhibitions, and career retrospectives supports curatorial efforts while broadening the public’s understanding of American art history. To inquire about securing a loan, please send a formal loan request by email.
Purchases and Consignments
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is always interested in acquiring or consigning exceptional works by gallery artists and other artists of interest. Consignments are treated with the same level of care and promotion as the rest of our inventory and may be featured in art fairs, exhibitions, and private sale presentations.
To submit a work that you own for consideration, please email the gallery with your contact information and a complete description of the artwork. Please attach high-quality recto and verso images for two-dimensional works and views of all sides for three-dimensional works.
Appraisals
The gallery provides fine art appraisals for insurance purposes only.