STORIES

Butterwick champions the work of this unknown avant-garde artist, whose Futurist work is now entering museum collections

A hallmark of the company since the 1920s, the Maison’s modular pieces include the iconic “Hawaï Passe-Partout" and “Zip” necklace

Christian and Yasmin Hemmerle share the history behind the family company and the philosophies that inspire Hemmerle’s contemporary creations

Guillaume Léage discusses the aesthetic developments and material elements of antique French furniture

Curator and TEFAF vetting committee member Claudia Kryza-Gersch shares the journey of this rediscovery in Dresden’s Skulpturensammlung

From Mughal miniatures and antique tapestry to Himalayan art and contemporary ceramics, get to know the stories behind these galleries and their artworks

Oscar Graf, Laura Kugel, and Robert Aronson discuss opportunities—and inspiration—in the current decorative arts market

In a special episode of “The Grand Tourist” podcast, the two art dealers reflect on how bringing works together can change your perception of time

Highly attuned to the world around him, Jakob creates stirring jewelry that holds a mirror up to the current moment

How a visit to the fair filled the Homeism founder with creative inspiration

Adeyinka shares the story behind his gallery and contemporary artists to know

Singh shares the experience of his first fair and explores his fascination with antique arms and armor

The evolving story of women in art

From Art Deco’s luxurious displays to modernist designs

Alessandra Di Castro and Martina Mondadori on two Italian grand decorators

The mirrors that got away

From ancient art to design, eight women look back at their inspirations

Exploring the potential of the digital art market from a consumer perspective

Join Michael Goedhuis as he illustrates the importance of ink painting in the cultural surge happening in China

The gallery’s contemporary platform promotes leading creative thinkers and makers and creates opportunities to advance new and evolving connections within the global design community.

A gallery tour sharing works spanning a period of more than 3,000 years

Friedrich Petzel guides visitors through previous exhibitions at both galleries in New York.

Five things to remember while enjoying Delftware

Mark Weiss invites you to join him in a virtual visit at his magnificent gallery. With lofty ceilings, dedicated to the display of important works of art, this is one of the last remaining grand Old Master Portraits galleries left in London.

Axel and Boris Vervoordt take viewers on a personal tour together with Anne Sophie Dusselier, as they detail the company’s diverse activities and philosophy behind Kanaal’s transformation.