From the March 2023 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. After a one-off opening in June last year, the European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) returns to Maastricht this month as usual. Some 270 galleries and dealers in art and antiques bring the best of their wares to the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre (MECC) from 11–19
Citation: European Artistic Research Network (EARN) annual conferenceConvened by School of Fine Art in partnership with Leeds Art Gallery and PavilionNovember 7–8, 2019 Conference : November 7- November 8, 9:15 am- 5:30 pm Leeds Art Gallery The Headrow Leeds LS1 3AA Exhibition : October 30–November 20, private view November 7, 5:30–7:30pm Project Space, School of
A new EU tax directive that will dramatically raise the cost of selling art in France “would be fatal” for the country’s art market”, warns Thaddaeus Ropac, the founder of the eponymous global gallery brand. He is one of a growing legion of dealers, auctioneers and advisers who are up in arms over what the
The job — annual salary $90,000-$100,000 — entails developing and testing “prompts,” the text that tells AI programs what to create. The ideal candidate would have an eclectic background, blending coding skills with creativity and, according to Addition’s CEO Paul Aaron, artistic sensibility. Writing prompts has, in the view of many of its practitioners, become
In March, the place to be for anyone seriously connected to the art world is a small, remote medieval town at the crossroads of the Netherlands, France, and Belgium. Maastricht—better known to the world at large as the site of the signing of the 1992 Treaty of European Union—is the home of the European Fine
Portrait of Margaretha de Geer (1585-1672), Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, topped the auction at $2.7 million. Review by Z.G. Burnett, Images Courtesy Collector Fine Art Auctions WARWICK, N.Y. – Collector Fine Art Auctions hosted more than 100 objects during its Fine European/American Paintings & Furniture auction on February 4, featuring lots from estates in Tuxedo
With many options for travel, education and work, Europe is one of the most popular study abroad destinations. But that’s not the only reason. Every year international students leave their home countries to study here as there are several tuition-free universities in Europe. While most tuition-free universities in Europe are catered towards students from European
Visitors look at a painting from UK’s National Gallery at the Shanghai Museum. Photo: Chen Xia/GT In the soft, warm light, a senior citizen gazes intently at Vincent van Gogh’s Long Grass with Butterflies hanging on the wall. Stepping away, a young woman carefully takes photos of the faces of the characters in Raphael’s The
DUAL Europe has appointed Francesca Giurato with the role of Underwriting Director, Fine Art, DUAL Europe. Giurato is based in Milan, Italy and brings a strong level of industry experience towards her new role. She previously worked at Chubb and then at AXA XL for 12 years, where she held the role of Underwriting Manager
DUAL, the specialist underwriting arm of Howden Group Holdings, has tapped a former Chubb and AXA XL executive who has over 20 years’ industry experience with a remit to build a “strong regional hub” for the fine art business across Europe. It will be DUAL’s third hub in Europe after cyber and M&A. Francesca Giurato