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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Now in its fourth year, Milan's International Antiques and Modern Art Fair (MINT) has a new home. The Giardini Indro...
Apollo, 11/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
East meets west end preview of Asian art in London: dealers, museums and auction houses are joining forces this month for Asian Art in London, with an event-packed programme as well as some very special objects for sale

At the end of the month the UK's art trade turns its focus to Asian Art in London (29 October-7 November, www.asianartinlondon.com). Lasting 10...
Apollo, 10/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] It's not surprising that some of the finest works at the forthcoming Fine Art Fair Hamburg (30 September-4 October) are by...
Apollo, 09/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
20th-century Italian art: futurism's centenary, autumn's auction sales and new galleries in London and Paris are adding a buzz of excitement to this market

This year's autumn season will be a busy one for the market in Italian art--the Florence Biennale begins in September (see pages 30-32) and...
Apollo, 09/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
Collectors' focus: maiolica: there are signs that this market is at last moving beyond its Italian roots to appeal to a wider public who want to collect Italian renaissance art at affordable prices

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] This month's Art Market (pages 70-72) draws attention to the results of Lyon and Turnbull's inaugural...
Apollo, 06/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
Best of Brussels: oriental, ancient and non-European art fairs: dealers in Asian art, antiquities and tribal arts from across the world converge on the Place du Grand Sablon in Brussels for a week of fairs in June. Annie Blinkhorn previews the highlights

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Every summer art dealers in Brussels vacate their premises to allow their colleagues dealing in tribal,...
Apollo, 05/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication

Continental silver: patriotic buying and a hunger for top-quality works are conspiring to keep this market buoyant

As Susan Moore reports on pages 50-54, the eyes of the art world were trained on Paris over two days in February, in the hope that the Yves Saint...
Apollo, 04/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
Drawing the crowds: the Salon du Dessin: 'where the whole drawing world' congregates: grand both in importance and scale, the Salon du Dessin in Paris still manages to be an intimate event. Annie Blinkhorn previews this clubbable drawings fair

If TEFAF is the fair for paintings, the Salon du Dessin in Paris (Palais de la Bourse, 25-30 March) is the art calendar's major event for drawings....
Apollo, 03/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
Scientific instruments: collectors with a scientific interest form the core of a market that is currently benefiting from the vogue for Islamic art

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Last December's survey in APOLLO of the year's museum acquisitions featured a small but...
Apollo, 01/01/09 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication
A pedestal for sculpture: the first Sculptura European Sculpture Fair aims to bring the market together with museums in Berlin

Dealers, collectors and scholars of sculpture converge on Berlin this month for the first Sculptura European Sculpture Fair (12-16 November). A...
Apollo, 11/01/08 by Annie Blinkhorn · More from publication

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East meets west end preview of Asian art in London: dealers, museums and auction houses are joining forces this month for Asian Art in London, with an event-packed programme as well as some very special objects for sale

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20th-century Italian art: futurism's centenary, autumn's auction sales and new galleries in London and Paris are adding a buzz of excitement to this market

Collectors' focus: maiolica: there are signs that this market is at last moving beyond its Italian roots to appeal to a wider public who want to collect Italian renaissance art at affordable prices

Best of Brussels: oriental, ancient and non-European art fairs: dealers in Asian art, antiquities and tribal arts from across the world converge on the Place du Grand Sablon in Brussels for a week of fairs in June. Annie Blinkhorn previews the highlights

Continental silver: patriotic buying and a hunger for top-quality works are conspiring to keep this market buoyant

Drawing the crowds: the Salon du Dessin: 'where the whole drawing world' congregates: grand both in importance and scale, the Salon du Dessin in Paris still manages to be an intimate event. Annie Blinkhorn previews this clubbable drawings fair

Scientific instruments: collectors with a scientific interest form the core of a market that is currently benefiting from the vogue for Islamic art

A pedestal for sculpture: the first Sculptura European Sculpture Fair aims to bring the market together with museums in Berlin

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