Challenging conventional aesthetics, ROHRER FINE ART exhibits an eclectic selection of pieces which create a dialog between African, Asian, European, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian artworks, on the one hand, and Contemporary, Impressionist, Latin American, Modern and Post-War paintings and sculptures, on the other hand.

The gallery's first exhibition consisted of Impressionist paintings by Monet, Renoir and Degas, alongside works by Fragonard, Tissot, Laurencin and De Dreux. The gallery's second exhibition consisted of cutting-edge photographs by the contemporary, Japanese artist Seiju Toda. The powerful, minimalist aesthetic of these works was shown in conjunction with antique and contemporary bamboo baskets. Complementing these and future exhibitions, Rohrer Fine Art will host lectures and other events which add an educational component to the gallery's mission.