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Join the TEFAF team! We are looking for a driven Marketing Coordinator to join our dynamic team in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The candidate will support TEFAF’s Marketing team, contributing to initiatives including programming, editorial, design, email, social media, and more. Learn more and apply at https://bit.ly/3I6HQYN

In the world Mexico City-born artist Bosco Sodi has created, raw materials, such as found branches, volcanic rocks, and clay meet precious metals and an explosion of color. The artist likens his process to “controlled chaos,” preferring to use local materials whenever possible. Pigments collected from around the globe are mixed with water and sawdust sourced from the country where Sodi is working. “If you see the paintings I did in Berlin or Barcelona or Greece, they are all totally different from one another, even if using the same or similar pigments,” says the artist. The latest feature from TEFAF Stories immerses you in the vivid world of Bosco Sodi: https://bit.ly/3RJBHqJ Photo by Vincent Tullo.

We are delighted to announce that applications for the 11th edition of TEFAF New York are now open! The 2025 edition of the fair will run from Friday through Tuesday, May 9–13, with a Collectors Preview by invitation only on Thursday, May 8. Offering the best in modern and contemporary art, jewelry, ancient art, and design, the 11th edition of TEFAF New York will take place in the Park Avenue Armory, with stunning spaces in the first and second floor period rooms (a feature unique to TEFAF) and the immense Wade Thomson Drill Hall. To stay informed, sign up for the TEFAF newsletter at https://bit.ly/3KUR5Np. Apply before September 18, 2024: https://bit.ly/3KW0ynu Photo by Julian Cassady.

“We want to care for Venice’s heritage and continue to share this history and knowledge with the public, as I believe that it is through this act of sharing that we can enrich people’s lives.”—Toto Bergamo Rossi, Director, Venetian Heritage

Discover “Italian Art on a Global Level: Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu’s Vision for Magazzino,” a TEFAF Talk hosted in partnership with TEFAF New York’s Lead Partner, @BankofAmerica at the fair this May. The conversation delved into the story behind the only American museum dedicated to Italian art and offered insights into Olnick and Spanu’s collecting journey and Magazzino’s various initiatives, while also discussing its newly opened pavilion and the exciting possibilities for the future. Watch the talk now at https://bit.ly/4bV0a4g Photo by Jitske Nap. Lead Partner New York: Bank of America #TEFAF #TEFAFNewYork

Explore the fascinating TEFAF Talks presented at TEFAF New York earlier this month—recordings are now live at TEFAF.com/Programming. These conversations explored captivating topics from the world of TEFAF, including Magazzino’s collecting journey and the museum’s various initiatives, shifting strategies for art philanthropy, how new legacies for collections are developed, the future of significant New York art institutions, and much more. Photo by Jitske Nap. Lead Partner New York: Bank of America

After a successful edition of TEFAF New York, we wish to thank our Lead Partner, Bank of America for their support, helping the fair to bring the finest in modern and contemporary art, jewelry, ancient art, and design, to thousands of visitors each year. We look forward to welcoming you to TEFAF New York 2025. Photo by Julian Cassady.

Thank you to our TEFAF New York Benefit Partner Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), the world’s oldest and largest private cancer center who has devoted more than 130 years to advancing the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer. The Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center was founded in 1946 and has over the years evolved into a unique, internationally renowned volunteer organization. One of the highlights of The Society of MSK event calendar is the annual opening night of TEFAF New York, which MSK has been a part of since its inception. Photo by Julian Cassady.

“I found myself noticing parallels everywhere: Peter Stämpfli’s disembodied pop art hands in “Le Demi” (1964) and Raymond Hains’s ripped poster works are perfect neighbors to the Greek and Roman sculptural fragments at Charles Ede’s booth.”—Hyperallergic

We are pleased to announce that TEFAF Maastricht 2025 will run from Thursday, March 13 through Thursday, March 20, including two Early Access days on March 13 and 14. Apply today to participate in the 2025 edition of the fair, applications are open for the main sections, Showcase section devoted to young and emerging galleries, and Focus section providing galleries with a unique curatorial platform to delve more deeply into the work of a single artist or concept. Visit the link in bio to apply today. The exhibitor application will close June 1. We look forward to welcoming you to TEFAF next year. To stay informed, sign up to the TEFAF newsletter at TEFAF.com/Maastricht. Photo by Maison Rowena. Lead Partner Maastricht: AXA XL.