Current Exhibition
Stride and Gesture
Featuring the original work of David Noalia, whose expressive paintings celebrate movement, elegance and the energy of the natural world.
On view August 1 – October 31, 2026
INVEST IN ART: International Art Acquisitions recently purchased an important Warhol for an Investment Collector.
Art Gallery – Paintings – Appraisals – Art Investment Services
Rochester’s Fine Art gallery, International Art Acquisitions, is one of upstate New York’s largest art galleries. We showcase original paintings and master graphics. In addition, the gallery represents American, European, Impressionist & Modern, Post War and Contemporary art for new or experienced collectors.
As one of upstate New York’s most diverse gallery collections, International Art Acquisitions mission is to provide artwork selections from leading figures of historical scope. Familiar to the collection are works by Warhol, Picasso, Chagall, Moore, Matisse, Kline, Zao Wou-Ki, Motherwell, Basquiat, and Degas. Included in the gallery are examples of contemporary, abstract and representational work by newly emerging artist.
Art investing is a known asset class and can be considered as diversification of your financial investment portfolio. Similarly, collecting art is a passion that can last a lifetime. Above all, whether an investment or collection when selling a work of art, International Art Acquisitions provides the needed services in these matters.
International Art Acquisitions provides Secondary Market brokerage and appraisal services. Contact the gallery or visit appraisals for more information.
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Nicholas Roes: Remain Present Opens September 24 at International Art Acquisitions
Contemporary abstract painting by Nicholas Roes featured in Remain Present, opening September 24, 2026, at International Art Acquisitions in Rochester, NY.
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Art Basel 2026 Signals a More Selective — and More Stable — Art Market
The opening days of Art Basel 2026 offered an important snapshot of today’s global art market. While the fair reported strong sales across multiple sectors and price points, the prevailing theme was not speculation or urgency—it was selectivity. According to reporting by Elisa Carollo for Observer, collectors arrived in Basel ready to buy, but with…
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Understanding Freeports in the Art Market
The growth of freeports parallels the broader globalization of the art market. As artwork values increased dramatically during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, collectors increasingly managed collections across multiple countries and legal jurisdictions.
