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10 Fantastic Finds from Jewelry to Painting at TEFAF Maastricht 2019
19 March 2019
From the Nizam diamond to a carriage for the King of Spain, here are 10 delightful discoveries from the fair
Tefaf Maastricht overhauls Modern art section in battle to stay on top in changing market
12 March 2019
Loss of some regular exhibitors in favour of blue-chip contemporary art galleries is the latest in a string of changes to the venerable Dutch fair
TEFAF 2019: The talking points
11 March 2019
The influence of its new international iteration in New York and the demands of collectors mean that the venerable Maastricht art fair is inviting and embracing change. Malcolm Cossons looks at the key developments at this year’s edition
Tefaf Maastricht’s new direction
8 March 2019
Christophe Van de Weghe, the fair’s chairman of Modern, discusses the challenge of luring the next generation of buyers
Dutch stalwart juggles with a market in flux
27 February 2019
A revamped Modern art section is the latest in a string of changes to the venerable Maastricht fair. By Melanie Gerlis
TEFAF Maastricht hosts virtual reality tour of 470-year-old Amsterdam map and four other fair highlights
14 February 2019
TEFAF Maastricht returns this year with a virtual reality exhibition set to transform the way a 16th century map of Amsterdam is experienced.
Collecting: India Art Fair mindful of #MeToo
1 February 2019
Plus: consolidation in the art loan market; UK council sells Modern British collection; virtual reality at Tefaf; Nicole Farhi’s new sculptures
Abu Dhabi First Manuscripts Conference and Exhibition
17 January 2019
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) is organising the first-ever conference dedicated entirely to manuscripts in the UAE capital.
Abu Dhabi Exhibit Displays Rare-Edition Quran
17 January 2019
From editions of the Holy Quran dating back hundreds of years to the first edition of the Arabian Nights, the unique display offers a breathtaking view of ancient Islam.
Despite — or due to — technology, collectors covet rare texts and charts
27 December 2018
TOKYO — This year’s Tokyo International Antiquarian Book Fair attracted dealers, collectors and enthusiasts from around the world. But the undisputed star of the show was not books but a collection of nearly 850 maps of Japan and surrounding parts of Asia dating from 1522 to 1960, with 220 dating from before 1800.