Fairs & Expositions
FROM CLASSICAL TO CONTEMPORARY 9-12 May 2024 www.artonpaperamsterdam.nl
At Art on Paper Amsterdam, selected galleries and artdealers concentrate on work on or made with paper. The fair takes place in the industrial-monumental Gashouder and Transformator at Westergas.
Work on or made with paper, whether it be pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, watercolor, gouache or collage, often shows the artist in the most spontaneous and artistically free moment. The directness that is connected with this medium brings artist and viewer closer together. In their intimacy and vulnerability, works on or made with paper thrive well with the exclusive attention they receive at a specialized art fair.
Not only does work on or made with paper have a special character from an artistic point of view, it is often accessible and attractive in terms of format and price. Beginning art lovers might be doing one of their first art purchases here.
PAN: 19-26 November 2023 RAI Parkhal (hal 5)-www.pan.nl -Stand no. 030
PAN Amsterdam, the fair of today for art, antiques and design. Every year more than 45,000 art lovers are inspired and tempted by the many thousands of works of art. Whether your interest lies in classical antiquity, old masters, photography, contemporary art, antiques, designer furniture or decorative objects, PAN is the perfect place to compare art, gather information and make surprising discoveries. Each object is vetted by independent experts for quality, authenticity and condition before the fair opens, giving you the assurance that you can buy with confidence.
BRAFA: 26 January-2 February 2025 Brussels Expo/Heysel- Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels -www.Brafa-art
The Brafa Art Fair, created in 1956, is one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious art fairs, famous for the high quality fine art, antiques, modern and contemporary art and design it offers. Brafa stretches on 8 days at the end of January. The first major art event of the year, it is considered a reliable barometer of the art market.
Brafa is located in Brussels Expo, a grand site on the Heysel plateau that is a prestigious legacy of the Brussels Universal Exhibitions of 1935 and 1958.
Its most famous landmark monument is undoubtedly the Atomium, the symbol of the Exposition 58.
The cosmopolitan capital of Europe is known for its excellent food and dazzling array of museums, monuments and boutique shops.
Each object is vetted by independent experts for quality, authenticity and condition before the fair opens, giving you the assurance that you can buy with confidence.
