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"It is our goal not to have to continually respond to a disaster, it's to break that disaster cycle," Wegener said.
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TEFAF Announces Exhibitors for First New York Edition Since 2019
More than 90 galleries will participate, include 13 first-timers at the fair.
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1-54 Cancels 2022 Edition, Citing the ‘Reality of the Present World Situation’
TEFAF has postponed its March edition in the Netherlands until June.
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As Omicron Surges, Art Fairs Slated for the Winter Weigh Postponing In-Person Editions
New York's Outsider Art Fair is postponed, while others move forward as planned.
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As Omicron Variant Looms, TEFAF Postpones Maastricht Fair Scheduled for March
The news comes after reports that several dealers had withdrawn.
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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.
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