SAVE THE DATE - The Virtual Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam - 29 April - 3 May 2021
Astamangala - Two painted wood doors of a Tantric offering-cabinet (torkam), early 20th century, Tibet.
| Event: | The Virtual Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam |
| Organiser: | Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam |
| Venue: | Virtual Event |
| Date: | 29 April - 3 May 2021 |
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Tribal Design - A Kobeua painted bark cloth dance costume ‘Takü’, Brazil.
Galerie Punchinello - Rare 19th century Wayang kulit oil lamp, East Java, Indonesia.
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Following the success of the Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam’s first online fair, held at the end of October 2020, the spring edition, featuring 30 tribal art dealers from nine countries, will take place from Thursday 29 April at 3pm until Monday 3 May 2021 at 10pm (Dutch time) at Tribal Art Fair Online Amsterdam Over the past 18 years, Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam has grown into an internationally acknowledged fair for collectors, dealers, interior decorators and museum curators in the field of tribal art. Usually held at De Duif in Amsterdam, the pandemic meant that it was held online last autumn, with some 9,000 online visitors. Nine new galleries signed up to join this spring event including Rare Photo Gallery from Toronto specialising in 19th and 20th century Canadian, American and indigenous photographs and will mainly display objects from India and Oceania. |
Adam Prout Ethnographic Art - Unique 19th century shield with crucifixes, Ethiopia.
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An online fair gives new opportunities for the lecture programme with specialists from all over the world involved. Lars Krutak, the American tattoo anthropologist, will give a lecture about Tattooing in the Arctic: An Ancient History. The author Jamey Allen will talk about the recently published book: Wild Beads of Africa: Old Powderglass Beads from the Collection of Billy Steinberg. The full programme will be able to view at www.tribalartfair.nl from early April 2021. Objects from Africa, Oceania, various Asian countries and North and South America can be admired at the online Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam. In addition to masks and statues, the visitors will also find textiles, jewellery and utensils for sale on the website with the 30 galleries showing up to 50 objects each. |
Kapil Jariwala Gallery - A Hari Hara Board opaque watercolour on paper.
Bryan Reeves, Tribal Gathering London - High-Backed throne, Zaromo, Tanzania.
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Online fair: 29 April at 3 p.m. to 3 May 10 p.m. 2021 Visit: www.tribalartfair.nl/onlinefair |
Cover Image: Astamangala - Two painted wood doors of a Tantric offering-cabinet (torkam), early 20th century, Tibet.
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SAVE THE DATE - The Virtual Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam - 29 April - 3 May 2021
Astamangala - Two painted wood doors of a Tantric offering-cabinet (torkam), early 20th century, Tibet.
| Event: | The Virtual Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam |
| Organiser: | Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam |
| Venue: | Virtual Event |
| Date: | 29 April - 3 May 2021 |
| FOLLOW THIS ORGANISER: |
| |
Tribal Design - A Kobeua painted bark cloth dance costume ‘Takü’, Brazil.
Galerie Punchinello - Rare 19th century Wayang kulit oil lamp, East Java, Indonesia.
| ABOUT THIS FAIR: |
|
Following the success of the Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam’s first online fair, held at the end of October 2020, the spring edition, featuring 30 tribal art dealers from nine countries, will take place from Thursday 29 April at 3pm until Monday 3 May 2021 at 10pm (Dutch time) at Tribal Art Fair Online Amsterdam Over the past 18 years, Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam has grown into an internationally acknowledged fair for collectors, dealers, interior decorators and museum curators in the field of tribal art. Usually held at De Duif in Amsterdam, the pandemic meant that it was held online last autumn, with some 9,000 online visitors. Nine new galleries signed up to join this spring event including Rare Photo Gallery from Toronto specialising in 19th and 20th century Canadian, American and indigenous photographs and will mainly display objects from India and Oceania. |
Adam Prout Ethnographic Art - Unique 19th century shield with crucifixes, Ethiopia.
| WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THIS FAIR: |
|
An online fair gives new opportunities for the lecture programme with specialists from all over the world involved. Lars Krutak, the American tattoo anthropologist, will give a lecture about Tattooing in the Arctic: An Ancient History. The author Jamey Allen will talk about the recently published book: Wild Beads of Africa: Old Powderglass Beads from the Collection of Billy Steinberg. The full programme will be able to view at www.tribalartfair.nl from early April 2021. Objects from Africa, Oceania, various Asian countries and North and South America can be admired at the online Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam. In addition to masks and statues, the visitors will also find textiles, jewellery and utensils for sale on the website with the 30 galleries showing up to 50 objects each. |
Kapil Jariwala Gallery - A Hari Hara Board opaque watercolour on paper.
Bryan Reeves, Tribal Gathering London - High-Backed throne, Zaromo, Tanzania.
| TICKET INFO: |
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Online fair: 29 April at 3 p.m. to 3 May 10 p.m. 2021 Visit: www.tribalartfair.nl/onlinefair |
Cover Image: Astamangala - Two painted wood doors of a Tantric offering-cabinet (torkam), early 20th century, Tibet.
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