Country Figures in the Metropolis
The Kota Ancestors Exhibition is from the private collection of Bernard Dulon, an art collector, and dealer from Paris. Dulon will be at the gallery during the opening reception on Thursday, May 12th between 4 – 8 PM.
When you visit the Friedman & Vallois gallery during the Kota Ancestors Exhibit, you will step into the world of a very old, and revered tribe of people, who were both remarkable and unique. Altogether the collection is made up of twenty pieces from the nineteenth Century culled from an esteemed private collection.
27 East 67 Street
New York, NY 10065
212.517.3820
www.vallois.com
www.expertiseartafricain.com
This exhibit coincide with the inaugural of the Tribal Art New York/Africa Oceania Americas from Thursday, May 12 – Sunday, May 15, 2011 from 11am – 9pm. Th participating galleries are:
Tambaran Gallery: 5 East 82nd Street, NYC
Alaska on Madison: 1065 Madison Avenue, NYC
John Molloy: 49 East 78 Street, NYC
John Giltsoff at Mallett: 929 Madison Avenue, NYC
Bernard Dulon at Friedman & Vallois: 27 East 67 Street, NYC
Galerie Schoffel-Valluet: 34 East 67 Street
NASSER & Co: 34 East 67 Street, NYC
Bruce Frank Gallery: 215 West 83 Street, NYC
Pace Primitive: 32 East 57 Street, NYC
www.aoany.com
Mahongwe people Gabon 19th century wooden frame
with copper and brass plates
Obamba people Gabon 19th Century wooden frame
with copper and brass plates
Obamba people Gabon 19th Century wooden frame
with copper and brass plates
Kota-Obamba people, Gabon 19th Century wooden frame
with brass and copper
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New York Tribal ARt Week
Tribal Art events in New York this week
Traditonal art from Africa, Oceania and the Americas takes center stage in New York City this week with a wealth of gallery exhibitons, auctions, and events focused on tribal art.
NYC Tribal Art Week
From May 9 to 15, coinciding with tribal art auctions at Sotheby’s and Bonhams, a consortium of leading specialists will offer traditional African, Asian, Oceanic, American and Asian works of art of the highest quality, including rare masterpieces as well as more affordable items:
Cassera Arts Premiers – 40 W 25th Street Gallery 16 -(212)873-1937
Mark Eglinton Tribal Art – 40 W 25th Street Gallery 226 – (646)675-7150
Nault Tribal Art – 40 W 25th Street Gallery 226 – (405)642-4414
Throckmorton Fine Art – 145 E 57th Street, 3rd Floor – (212)223-1059
Arte Primitivo, Howard S Rose Gallery, Inc. – 3 East 65th Street – (212)570-6999
Hemingway African Gallery – 1050 2nd Avenue at 55th Street, galleries 96 and 97 -(212)838-6350
Turner Gallery – 418 E 75th Street – (212)737-2650
Reynold C Kerr – By Appointment Only (212)737-7299
Tabwa Gallery – 66 Greenwich Av – (212)924-8444
Alan Steele – 87 E Houston Street – By appointment (212)966-3735
Sotheby’s – 1334 York Ave at 72nd St. (Two sessions on May 13, The Robert Rubin Collection of African Art and African, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art)
Bonhams – 580 Madison Ave. (Fine African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art on May 12)
For more information and a map of locations: http://www.nyctribalartweek.com
Vyna St Phard
Thank you so much! What an exciting line up.