Omer Tiroche Gallery was founded in London in 2014, opening its Mayfair space in 2015. Over 12 years, the gallery has built an international reputation for rigorously curated exhibitions focused on Modern, Post-War, and Contemporary masters, combining scholarly expertise with strong market awareness.
Our programme features high-quality work by renowned artists, including Modern masters such as Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, and Post-War icons such as Yayoi Kusama and Egon Schiele. We take pride in exhibitions that explore both art-historical narratives and their contemporary significance.
Omer Tiroche is a 3rd generation art dealer whose family has been active in the art market since 1950. He worked alongside his father, a respected private dealer, before founding the gallery. This lineage shaped a practice grounded in connoisseurship and institutional understanding.
We engage with museums and institutions regularly, both for loans to exhibitions and sales. Recent highlights include the sale of an important Dalí painting to the Detroit Institute of Arts, Kusama works on loan to her retrospective at Fondation Beyeler, Museum Ludwig, and Stedelijk Museum, a Haring to the Brant Foundation’s exhibition, and forthcoming loans of Dalí works to the Thyssen-Bornemisza.
After more than a decade in London, we've relocated to Miami Beach, extending our cultural roots into the city's vibrant art scene. We look forward to continuing our work, contributing to the success of cultural institutions and private collections alike.
A unique non-profit art organisation in the UK specialising in presenting and supporting contemporary art practices with a focus on those of Chinese, East Asian and Southeast Asian heritage.
Situated in an award-winning building in the heart of Manchester, CFCCA has delivered diverse and vibrant public programmes, including exhibitions, events, residencies, research, and other forms of community engagement and partnership projects for over 36 years.
CFCCA strives to foster cross-cultural exchanges between Manchester, the UK and the world through forward-thinking visual arts programmes that increase the visibility of underrepresented artistic practices from the diasporic CEASA community and enrich the lives and cultures of local and global audiences. The values that underpin this working vision and mission are creativity, compassion, interconnectedness and collectivity.