TEFAF Reveals Roster of Exhibitors for Inaugural New York Fair

Can the renowned fair compete in Gotham?

Inside the Park Avenue Armory. Courtesy of the Park Avenue Armory.

The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) has announced the lineup of exhibitors at its debut New York outing, to be organized in collaboration with ArtVest Partners. Major Old Masters and antiquities dealers such as Colnaghi (London and Madrid), Dickinson (London and New York), and Talabardon & Gautier (Paris) will bring their wares.

Slated to take place at Park Avenue Armory from October 21–October 26, 2016, TEFAF’s first New York outing will feature 93 international dealers of art, design, furniture, and jewelry. Exhibitors will appear throughout not only the Armory’s huge central hall, but also in the venue’s first- and second-floor period rooms.

The renowned fair announced its expansion in February, stating that it would grow not only to a new venue outside of Maastricht, the Netherlands, where it has held its annual fair for four decades, but also would deepen its emphasis on modern and contemporary art. It had been testing the contemporary-art waters with guest-curated displays in 2015 and in 2016.

TEFAF has at times managed to get major contemporary-art players to sign on as exhibitors. The now-defunct Haunch of Venison showed there in 2008, as did Hauser & Wirth in 2009 and Gagosian in 2013, but the marriages were short-lived.

In May, when the fair will host a second, more contemporary-focused New York edition (the former Spring Masters), we’ll see whether there was anything to speculation that TEFAF’s Upper East Side location might entice major contemporary dealers away from Frieze New York, which happens at the same time on Randall’s Island.

See the full list of TEFAF New York exhibitors:

A La Vieille Russie

A.Aardewerk Antiquair Juwelier

Adam Williams Fine Art Ltd.

Agnews

Alberto Di Castro

Alessandra Di Castro

Alexandre Reza

Åmells

Ancient Art of the New World, Inc.

Antiquariaat Forum B.V.

Apter-Fredereicks Ltd.

Ariadne Galleries

Aronson Antiquairs of Amsterdam

Axel Vervoordt

Ben Janssens Oriental Art Ltd.

Benappi

Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC

Blumka Gallery

Bowman Sculpture

Burzio

Cahn International AG

Carlo Orsi

Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz

Charles Ede Ltd.

Christophe de Quénetain

Colnaghi

Daniel Crouch Rare Books

Daniel Katz Ltd.

De Jonckheere

Dickinson

Didier Aaron, Inc.

Dr. Jörn Günther Rare Books

EGUIGUREN Arte de Hispanoamérica

Elle Shushan

Eric Coatalem

Erik Thomsen Gallery

French & Company LLC

G. Sarti Antiques Ltd.

Galerie Chenel

Galerie Didier Claes

Galerie Jacques Germain

Galerie Kevorkian

Galerie Meyer – Oceanic & Eskimo Art

Galerie Sanct Lucas GmbH

Galleria Carlo Virgilio & Co

Gallery Perrin

Gregg Baker Asian Art

Haboldt · Pictura

Hemmerle

Heribert Tenschert-Antiquariat Bibermühle AG

Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc.

Jack Kilgore & Co., Inc.

Jaime Eguiguren- Arte y Antigüedades

Jean-Luc Baroni Ltd

Joan Wijermars

Jorge Welsh Works of Art, Ltd.

Julius Böhler Kunsthandlung GmbH

Koopman Rare Art

Kunstgalerij Albricht

Kunsthandel S. Mehringer OHG

Kunstkammer Georg Laue

Les Enluminures

Lillian Nassau LLC

Littleton & Hennessy Asian Art

Lowell Libson Ltd

Maison Gerard

MacConnal-Mason Gallery

Menconi + Schoelkopf

Michele Beiny Inc.

Mireille Mosler, Ltd.

Moretti Fine Art Ltd.

Otto Jakob

Otto Naumann, Ltd.

Peter Finer

Phoenix Ancient Art

Primavera Gallery

Richard Green

Richard L. Feigen & Co.

Rob Smeets Old Master Paintings

Röbbig München

Robilant+Voena

Ronald Phillips Ltd

Rupert Wace Ancient Art Ltd.

S. J. Shrubsole, Corp.

Safani Gallery Inc.

Sam Fogg Ltd.

Shapero Rare Books

Siegelson

Taylor | Graham

Tomasso Brothers Fine Art

Vanderven Oriental Art

Véronique Bamps

Wallace Chan

Wartski


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