Showing posts with label Oceanic art fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oceanic art fair. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Winter BRUNEAF 5


From January 22–25, 2015, the winter edition of BRUNEAF will once again fill the Sablon neighborhood with an array of tribal artworks, African as well as Oceanic, offered for sale by both local and foreign dealers. At least twenty-four participants have confirmed for the event, and each will bring a host of exquisite objects for collectors to discover.

For more information, visit BRUNEAF.com


Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam 2014

Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam 2014 will take place October 23–26 in its traditional home at De Duif on the Prinsengracht. It will host some twenty dealers specializing in non-European arts, hailing from both the Netherlands and from neighboring countries. Many masks, figures, ornaments, textiles, and other objects will be the focus of attention.



For more information, visit the official TAF website.


Monday, August 25, 2014

Tribal Art London 2014



The only London show specializing in tribal art is getting a makeover this year. It is being renamed Tribal Art London and will henceforth be held at Mall Galleries, where it will include twice as many participants as previous years. This should also double the chances that its attendees will be able to find the masks, figures, textiles, ornaments, and ethnographic photographs they are looking for. Books and publications will also be available, and Tribal Art Magazine will have a presence at the event as well.

More information can be found at the fair's official website.


Thursday, May 8, 2014

AOA Tribal Art Fair 2014

In its fourth year for 2014, New York's AOA Tribal Art Fair has moved its location from the Fletcher-Sinclair Mansion to the Tambaran Gallery building at 5 E. 82nd Street, directly across the street from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This year’s participants will include Ben Hunter from London; Galerie Flak from Paris; Galerie J. Visser and Horma Visser Koottmar from Brussels; and Tambaran Gallery, Moreau Gallery, Claudia Giangola and John Menser (Ancient Art of the New World), and Gail Martin Gallery from New York. The AOA Fair will run from May 15-18.