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Design on the waterfront at New York launch
NEW York has a new design fair and there seems to be a deal of excitement surrounding the inaugural Collective, which will be held from May 8 to 11 at Hudson River Park’s Pier 57 near the ultra-hip...
Founders bring their successful Hong Kong formula to Olympia as London hosts another Modern art fair
JUST six weeks after the hugely popular and long-established London Art Fair in Islington, London launches a new event to cater for the burgeoning demand for Modern and Contemporary art, and there ...
Masterpiece creates new management position to oversee global branding
MORE changes, or rather additions, to the senior management structure at London’s luxury art and antiques fair Masterpiece as Nazy Vassegh (pictured) moves into the newly-created position of chief...
Moretti Fine Art at TEFAF Maastricht
An extraordinarily rare 14th century panel by a follower of Giotto (c.1270-1337) is among the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Italian paintings and works of art to be shown by Moretti Fine Art at T...
PAN Amsterdam Opens with Splendid Old Masters and Dozens of Other Highlights
This weekend PAN Amsterdam, the fair of today for art, antiques and design, has opened its doors at the RAI for the twenty-sixth time. From 18 to 25 November the 129 exhibitors, mainly from the Nethe...
Masterpiece fixes the dates but already some of the big players have booked their place at the fair
DATES have been announced for next summer’s fourth Masterpiece London which returns to the South Grounds of The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, SW3 from June 27 to July 3 with a glam £100 preview on June ...
Art of the ancient world is on a Swiss roll
ANTIQUITIES are one of the hot areas of the market as more and more collectors recognise the academic, aesthetic and purely decorative appeal of items from the world’s oldest cultures. Switzerland...
The London duo who brought vetting to America stage the flagship fair where it all began
FOCUSED on the Biennale, September saw the international art world turning to Paris, then in early October with Frieze Week the action moved to London, but later in October it is New York which ta...
In their contemporary way Frieze have mastered the art of the past
FOR the past ten years I have been out of the country at the time of the Frieze art fair in Regents Park so this year was the first time I have seen what is truly an art world sensation. I visite...
Perrin brings all his Parisian flair to his Berkeley Square fair
AT the LAPADA fair’s Berkeley Square preview there were comments that this was “the smartest fair in town”. Well, perhaps it was until Patrick Perrin’s Pavilion of Art & Design moved into the...
Oceanic art expert spreads the word from the Australian outback to Hoxton Square
With the ever increasing admiration for things tribal, Oceanic art is getting its fair share of attention, but you do not see that much early Australian work on the market. So expect an eager rece...
London exhibitions provide an impressive window for a high spot of the high period of Mughal art
MAYFAIR specialist in Indian and Islamic art Francesca Galloway has signed up for Frieze Masters, which will run in conjunction with the hugely successful Frieze contemporary art fair in London’s Reg...
From pride of place in a Florentine palace to pride of place at the Grand Palais
AS with so many fairs much publicity for the Paris Biennale, which runs from September 14 to 23, has emphasised what are considered the sexier items on the market, like 20th century design and tribal...
London’s oldest botanical garden to host some of the best of contemporary sculpture
LONDON is particularly blessed with green spaces but one of the most delightful is among the least known, the Chelsea Physic Garden, founded in 1673 by the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries as a h...
Masterpiece may still be about luxury but this year its marketing adds substance to its style
SINCE the untimely, but not in retrospect unfortunate, demise of the venerable Grosvenor House fair in 2009 there has been a sea change in the dynamics of the London summer fairs scene. Masterpiec...
Frieze appeal may be contemporary but now it stretches back to antiquity
WHEN the Frieze contemporary art fair was launched in London’s Regent’s Park almost a decade ago it was not to everyone’s taste, but it proved a sensation and straight away became an international ...
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