Art fair PAN Amsterdam returns to the RAI
Art fair PAN Amsterdam returns to the RAI ANP
More than 110 art dealers, antique dealers and gallery owners can be found in the RAI Amsterdam next week. The art and antiques fair PAN Amsterdam will be there from Sunday.
It was exciting last week that the 34th edition of the fair could continue, due to the new corona measures. Last year, the event, which attracts tens of thousands of people every year, was skipped a year due to the virus. After Friday evening, the organization announced that the fair will open with adjusted opening hours. Visitors can visit it daily between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. upon presentation of a corona ticket. There are extra wide aisles on the exhibition floor, so that people can keep enough distance and space is given.
The fair offers modern and contemporary art as well as antiques and design. Stone Gallery, for example, is presenting a 180-million-year-old fossil and Galerie Fontana has work by designer Claudy Jongstra, who makes works of art and installations from organic materials. Furthermore, art dealer P. de Boer from Amsterdam is showing a 17th-century painting by Pieter Savery and Andriesse Eyck Gallery is bringing work with Natasja Kensmil, who explores the dark side of human nature.
Tertius Gallery is at the fair for the first time, with Cornelis Troost, thought to be lost for more than a century, and Galerie Helga Hofman shows bronze sculptures by the Dutch sculptor Ivan Cremer (1984). The Rijksakademie is also new at the PAN with an exhibition and on the last day there is Between Art and Kids, in collaboration with the IMC Weekend School, in which children are introduced to art.
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