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A Tour of Frieze Masters at Frieze Seoul
5 September 2022
Nathan Clements Gillespie, Director of Frieze Masters, introduces rare maps and works by Egon Schiele and Park Hyunki
Frieze Seoul Director Pat Lee ‘Younger Korean collectors are really trending’
31 August 2022
The new director is confident the fair will find its footing quickly
Banned Books to be Featured at Firsts: London’s Rare Book Fair
12 August 2022
London — Firsts: London’s Rare Book Fair, organised by the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association (ABA), will return from 16–18 September for its 65th edition, with 120 international dealers exhibiting at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea.
Extraordinary Works from Medieval Europe to 20th-Century Korea: Frieze Masters at Frieze Seoul 2022
30 June 2022
Discover masterpieces from throughout the ages, including illuminated manuscripts and iconic works by Henri Matisse, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Nam June Paik and more
Inside the secretive world of the art-fair vetting committee
3 September 2021
Before a fair opens, experts check that every work for sale is exactly what the gallerists say it is
A Conversation with Daniel Crouch
13 July 2021
Books, maps, and globes are all areas that generate emotion for any interested buyer and Daniel Crouch is keenly aware of these connections.
A World of Wonder
14 June 2021
Jenny Oldaker explores the enduring appeal of antique maps, and the compelling stories that reside within them…
Literature’s Most Curious Creations
6 April 2021
A new book takes readers into collector Edward Brooke-Hitching’s “madman’s library”
BADA Friends returns to in-person events this summer
27 March 2021
BADA Friends, part of The British Antique Dealers’ Association, ran a virtual schedule through lockdown but is returning to physical events.
Ancient Stargazing Marvel Seeks $1.1 Million at Auction
19 March 2021
This exceptionally rare, gilt brass astrolabe helped orient travelers toward Mecca.