To mark Hungary’s assumption of the European Union Council Presidency from July 1 to Dec. 31, the Hungarian Embassy organized a cultural opening program at the Ankara Painting and Sculpture Museum on Sunday, July 7. This year also coincides with the 2024 Hungarian-Turkish Cultural Year, allowing for an extensive cultural event. To mark the European

Berlin’s contemporary art spaces push boundaries and delight in equal measure. The city’s galleries and museums span the breadth of aristocratic marvel, architectural splendour, ancient relics and contemporary sensations, and that’s not to mention the city’s vibrant street art. Just about every corner of Berlin is flourishing with art, as creativity and cultural richness continue

Fiducia, a specialty insurance managing general agent (MGA) has announced the appointment of a new senior development underwriter, Mike Hall, to its marine cargo, freight liability and fine art and specie facilities to support UK and European brokers. Joining from Zurich Insurance, Hall brings to his new role 26 years of underwriting experience within the

The Dutch police have announced the recovery of two diamonds following a shocking heist at one of Europe’s most prestigious art fairs, TEFAF Maastricht, in 2022. The suspected perpetrators are still on the loose but authorities have revealed that, as well as four men who fled the scene of the crime, they are now searching

The 2024 edition of TEFAF has once again illuminated the corridors of New York City with its prestigious and diverse offerings. Known as The European Fine Art Foundation, TEFAF holds its acclaimed art fairs annually in Maastricht and New York. This fair gathers a confluence of the world’s most esteemed art dealers, showcasing an eclectic

Salvador Dalí Alegoria al Mar (Allegory of the Sea) , 1976 Mixed media, watercolor, gouache and … [+] airbrush on paper mounted to plywood 102.8 by 76.7 cm (40½ by 30¼ in.) © 2024 Salvador Dalí, Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York From antiquity to living masters, the little sibling of

If turbulence has taught the market anything over the past decade, it is the value of constants. And yet, even the most tradition-oriented art fairs need to keep things fresh. Now in its tenth edition, The European Fine Art Foundation’s (Tefaf) New York fair (until 14 May) has undergone a steady evolution on its way

Art Market Arun Kakar Interior view of TEFAF New York, 2024. Photo by Jitske Nap. Courtesy of TEFAF. There might have been as many art fairs in New York this past fortnight as rainy days, but on an overcast Thursday afternoon, VIPs at The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) were showing no signs of dreariness.

The European Fine Art Foundation is returning to the Park Avenue Armory for the 10th edition of its New York fair this week, featuring modern and contemporary art as well as high-end jewelry and antiquities.  Most of the fair’s 90 exhibitors will be spread across the Armory’s Wade Thompson Drill Hall as well as the

Before 89 international art dealers showcase their exquisite wares inside a building that was once the playground for New York’s rich and famous, they get the chance to be children again. Their grown-up game? Designing strikingly unique booths out of tight uniform spaces for TEFAF New York, the European Fine Art Foundation fair at the