In 2001, she relocated to New York's Chelsea neighborhood, adding a new focus on technology and diverse media artists John F. Simon Jr., Leo Villareal, Jane Simpson, Craig Kaufman, Matthew McCaslin, Vincent Szarek, David Tremlett, and designer Karim Rashid.
[4] From 2006 to 2013, Gering partnered with the Madrid gallerist Javier Lopez, expanding and relocating the gallery to the Crown Building on Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, its large exhibition space designed by the architect Joel Sanders.
[5] Gering & Lopez Gallery added pop-influenced artists and exhibitions during this period, including KAWS, Ryan McGinness, Peter Halley, David Levinthal, Michael Bevilacqua and Todd James.
In 1998, Gering founded Friends of E.1027,[10] an organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the restoration and preservation of E-1027: Eileen Gray’s house in Roquebrune-Cap Martin in the south of France.
Gray–a pioneer of the modern architecture movement–combined built-in furniture and specific spatial planning to engage the user with the building and site, incorporating the sun and the sea into the house.
With Gering's help, the house was purchased by the Conservatoire du littoral, a coastal conservancy agency, and subsequently classified as a French National Cultural Monument[11] in 2000, which insures its survival and recognition as an important site in the world of architecture and design.