Parcours de Paris: Be There

Posted: July 3rd, 2008 - Ethnographica, Tribal Art - 1 Comment »

The Parcours des Mondes is one of the most anticipated art fairs in the world for collectors of African, Oceanic, American Indian, pre-Columbian and Asian Art. Held every September in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighbourhood of Paris, the fair brings together over sixty exhibitors from around the world. This year, with new management by TAM (Tribal Art Management), the high standard of quality that Parcours is known for will rise further still. We understand that vetting of objects for authenticity will be more rigourous than ever, so no caveats for emptors here.

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Brussels Oriental Art Fair 2008

Posted: July 3rd, 2008 - Ethnographica, Ornament, Tribal Art - No Comments »

A collector visits Studio Arga\'s space at BOAF. Photo ©Anne Deknock

The Brussels Oriental Art Fair (BOAF) is an annual event that takes place in early June, concurrent with the Brussels Non-European Art Fair (BRUNEAF) and the Brussels Ancient Art Fair (BAAF). All three fairs are centred on the Sablon district of Brussels, which is a divine place to spend a day, or a lifetime, even.

My partner Bruno and I have been exhibitors in the fair together for a few years, but this year he was on his own, as I was too busy in Bali with building projects. He reported that the weather was dreary and the sales rather dreary also.  Except for the auction at Berger, across the Place du Grand Sablon from Bruno’s gallery space for the fair. Read more…

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