270 of the world's leading dealers specializing in art, antiquities and design – with works spanning 7000 years of art history – will take part in TEFAF Maastricht 2018. Among these, 16 new exhibitors will further enhance the already unique offer of each section of the Fair. TEFAF Maastricht is a key meeting place for the world's leading gallery owners and is the main commercial and academic hotspot on the international art market. The broad scope of the Fair's offer guarantees the presence of the best private and institutional collectors. TEFAF Maastricht 2018 will take place from 10 to 18 March 2018 at the MECC (Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre) in Maastricht, The Netherlands.
TEFAF Maastricht will welcome exhibitors from previous editions but also to welcome 16 new names who will take part in the Fair for the first time in 2018. The new gallery owners cover 8 sections (TEFAF Ancient Art, TEFAF Antiques, TEFAF Design, TEFAF La Haute Joaillerie, TEFAF Modern, TEFAF Paintings, TEFAF Paper and TEFAF Tribal) and will thus strengthen the entire Fair offer. Notable names include Perrotin (France), Massimo De Carlo (Italy), and Mazzoleni (UK) from the TEFAF Modern section. The charm of the TEFAF Design section is increasingly on the rise, which in 2018 will welcome four new exhibitors, Galerie Jousse Enterprise (France), Oscar Graf (France), Galerie Marc Heiremans (Belgium), and Thomas Fritsch – Artrium (France). These changes confirm TEFAF Maastricht's reputation as an innovative and interdisciplinary trade fair.
The new exhibitors of 2018 are:
• Massimo De Carlo (Italy), specialized in modern and contemporary art. (TEFAF Modern section).
• Galerie Chenel (France), specialized in Greek, Roman and Egyptian archeology. (TEFAF Ancient Art section).
• S Franses (UK), specializing in historic tapestries, carpets and textile art from the Middle Ages to Modernism. (TEFAF Antiques section).
• Thomas Fritsch – Artrium (France), specialized in French decorative arts from the 1945th century, with a particular focus on French ceramics from 1970 to XNUMX. (TEFAF Design section).
• Oscar Graf (France), which will present European and American furniture and decorative arts from 1870 to 1914. (TEFAF Design section).
• Galerie Marc Heiremans (Belgium), specializing in XNUMXth century glass and ceramic works of art. (TEFAF Design section).
• Galerie Jousse Enterprise (France), specialized in French furniture from 1970-1980, with a particular focus on the works of Le Corbusier. (TEFAF Design section).
• M&L Fine Art (UK), which will present modern and contemporary art. (TEFAF Modern section).
• Mazzoleni (United Kingdom), specialized in modern art. (TEFAF Modern section).
• Walter Padovani (Italy), who will present Italian sculpture and works of art from the XNUMXth to the XNUMXth century. (TEFAF Antiques section).
• Perrotin (France), one of the leading international contemporary galleries. (TEFAF Modern section).
• Galerie de la Présidence (France), which will present XNUMXth century paintings, works on paper and sculptures. (TEFAF Paper section).
• Safani Gallery (United States), which will present ancient art from Greece, Rome, Egypt and the Middle East. (TEFAF Ancient Art section).
• Glenn Spiro (United Kingdom), world-renowned contemporary jeweler. (TEFAF La Haute Joaillerie section).
• Leon Tovar Gallery (United States), which will present modern Latin American art with an emphasis on geometric, kinetic, abstract, constructivist and optical art. (TEFAF Modern section).
• Galerie Zlotowski (France), specializing in modern art and avant-garde works of the XNUMXth century. (TEFAF Paper section).
TEFAF Maastricht actively supports newly opened young, innovative and outstanding galleries through its TEFAF Showcase initiative. Launched 10 years ago in 2008, it offers young galleries the opportunity to take part in a major international art event. In this way, it also allows collectors to discover something new at TEFAF.
TEFAF Showcase 2018 galleries:
• Galerie Le Beau, Belgium.
Specialized in XNUMXth century design.
www.galerie-lebeau.com
• Cortesi Gallery, Switzerland.
Specialized in postwar art.
www.cortesigallery.com
• Charles-Wesley Hourde, France.
Specializing in African, Oceanian and Native American art.
www.charleswesleyhourde.com
• Kallos Gallery, United Kingdom.
Specializing in ancient art and antiquities.
www.kallosgallery.com
• Librairie Camille Sourget, France.
Specializing in rare antique books from the XNUMXth to the XNUMXth century.
www.camillesourget.com
The complete list of exhibitors at TEFAF Maastricht 2018 is available on the TEFAF website: http://www.tefaf.com
