ARTISTS
2025
A previously unknown Gustav Klimt masterpiece has become the centre of an international art scandal after appearing at TEFAF Maastricht with a 鈧�15 million price tag.
The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) presented the 11th edition of its signature New York fair at the Park Avenue Armory, May 9-13, 2025, with an invite-only preview on May 8.
With early six- and seven-figure sales, the classic fine art fair reasserted its strength in a jittery market.
Two of the many fairs taking place in New York stand apart from the others thanks to bold and intriguing works.
Dealers and advisers at this week鈥檚 fairs expressed optimism, despite concerns about the wider socio-economic situation.
From lesser-known Meret Oppenheim works to Anna Weyant鈥檚 jewel-box paintings, this over-the-top New York fair is rich with gems waiting to be discovered.
TEFAF brings an air of prestige to three fairs it operates鈥攐ne in the Dutch city of Maastricht, two in New York鈥攁nd so it has accrued a special following with established collectors and high-ranking curators.
On the occasion of TEFAF New York, Almine Rech will present a selection of emerging, midcareer, and established artists from the gallery's program.
A bronze Osiris, a late sculpture by Lee Bontecou and Magritte鈥檚 first collage to feature his bowler-hatted man are among the finds at this year鈥檚 fair.
Gagosian will participate in TEFAF New York 2025 with the presentation of a new body of work by Anna Weyant.
With the art market outlook uncertain, the New York fair aims to keep collectors coming, with a wide array of art and (relatively) less expensive prices.
New tariffs under the Trump administration have affected shipping activity at US ports, curbed international tourism, caused volatility in the stock markets, and spurred predictions of a global recession.
The May art fair calendar in 2025 is packed with cultural events beyond Frieze, including the second edition of Esther Art Fair and the uber-democratic, sometimes silly Fridge.
A rediscovered 1897 portrait by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt has captivated the art world with its unveiling at TEFAF Maastricht in the Netherlands.
A striking early portrait by Gustav Klimt depicting Ghanaian Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona may soon find a home in a major museum following its headline-grabbing debut at TEFAF Maastricht.