Tribal Art Fair 2009

Over 2000 exclusive objects from Oceania, Africa, Indonesia, China, Japan, Tibet and Laos, will come together at what is TAF Amsterdam 2010. The exhibition comprises jewellery and sculptures, but also textiles, masks, implements and furniture. Special pieces from far-away countries. In the last weekend of October they are to be seen and purchased in Amsterdam, at the eight edition of TAF Amsterdam.

Opening times:
Thursday 28 October 18.00 - 20.00
29 October until 31 October 11.00 - 18.00
Opening 28 October, 15.00 - 18:00 (on invitation only)
Admission fee: Euro 5,00
Location:
De Duif (how to get there)
Prinsengracht 756, Amsterdam
more info: info@gallery-lemaire.com
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Gallery Hoogenbosch
Stationsweg 66
8401 DS Gorredijk
T: +31 (0)513 465178
M: +31 (0)6 22457201
info@galeriehoogenbosch.nl
www.galeriehoogenbosch.nl

Hours of opening: Thursday up to and including Sunday from 13.30 till 17.30 and after appointment

Gallery Hoogenbosch is located in a former secondary school since 1990. It has the disposal of over 300 square metres of exhibition space with a department of Asian and tribal art from South-East Asia and a department of modern art. We offer a wide collection of tribal and Asian art which for the greater part has been purchased by us in South-East Asia. Besides we also like to buy good art-objects from private owners. We are specialized in tribal art of peoples from the "golden triangle", especially the Yao and the Akha. Besides the collection of South-East Asian art we have increasingly specialized the latter years in tomb-ceramics from China, mainly Han and Tang. We guarantee the authenticity of our art-objects. In the department of modern art, with about seven varying exhibitions a year and a large stock, you'll find work of prominent artists who don't represent a certain movement, but who can best be characterized as "individuals".

Kalimantan
Spirit ship
Dayak, probable Kenyah
L. 115 cm, H. 75 cm
Pre 1950's