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Architectual Digest

What Wendy Goodman, Peter Marino, and More Are Excited to See at the Winter Show

“Every January, the venerable Winter Show takes up residence inside the Park Avenue Armory, filling its expansive Drill Hall with a treasure trove of objects, jewelry, fine art, and antiquities. This year, the fair—a benefit for the East Side House Settlement—is back for its 66th edition, and has invited 72 leading exhibitors from around the world to display a selection of superlative works for collectors and antiques enthusiasts. As Wendy Goodman, New York’s design editor and the show’s design chair, tells AD PRO: “It is one of the great annual joys of New York City.”

The New York Times

Worlds Within Worlds Mix It Up at the Winter Show

“Dealers were also encouraged to combine older and contemporary material wherever possible. At Tambaran, for example, ritual objects including a buffalo beaded helmet mask from the Bamun people of present-day Cameroon are paired with recent confetti-like paintings involving hanji Korean rice paper by the artist Sung Hee Cho.”

HYPERALLERGIC

Serenity and a Few Surprises at the TEFAF New York Spring Fair

“This is the debut of the TEFAF New York Spring fair. Its progenitor is TEFAF Maastricht, which the New York Times called “Europe’s biggest and most prestigious fair devoted to art, antiques and design.” TEFAF Maastricht weighs heavily toward the work of the European old masters. That focus is in evidence in New York, though it’s been updated to feature the most prominent artists in the mainstream story of the development of modernism, from expressionistic figuration to a kind of culminating abstraction.”