Rare Portrait of Manet’s Cousin to Be Restored by National Museum Wales
The extensive restoration is thanks to a $27,500 grant from TEFAF.
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British Museum, TEFAF Team Up to Restore Glass Artifacts Damaged in Beirut Explosion
The works will go on view in London after their restoration before returning to Beirut.
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U.S. Government Seeks Forfeiture of Roman Statue That Was Allegedly En Route to Kim Kardashian
A lawsuit filed against the sculpture claimed it had been "illegally imported" to the U.S.
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TEFAF Shifts Schedule for 2021, Pushing Marquee Dutch Fair to September
The New York fair has been delayed until 2022.
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TEFAF Online Sales: $5 M. Hammershøi Highlights Masterpiece-Focused Digital Fair
Many dealers praised the fair's format, saying it generated greater interest in single works.
After Calling Off New York Edition, TEFAF Will Launch Online Fair This Fall
The exhibition will bring together by 283 galleries, with each enterprise presenting a single masterwork.
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TEFAF Pushes New York Spring Modern-Contemporary Fair to October, Cancels Antiquity-Modern Fair
The modern and contemporary art fair will now take place October 31–November 4.
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TEFAF Maastrict to Shut Down Early After Exhibitor Tests Positive for Coronavirus
An exhibitor reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus earlier in the day.
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Travel-Intensive Art Fairs Respond to Growing Coronavirus Anxiety Around the Globe
TEFAF, Art Basel, SP-Arte, and Art Paris said plans for the next few months remain, while others announced adjustments.
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ARTnews in Brief: Jac Leirner Is Now Represented by Esther Schipper—and More from February 14, 2020
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin Wants to Build a ‘Business Park’ in Space
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H&M To Shut Champs-Elysées Flagship in Paris
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Watch Coldplay Perform ‘My Universe, ‘Human Heart’ on BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge
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IOC, Fanatics Build First-Ever Global Olympics Online Shop
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