Issue 229 · Autumn 2026·Issues raised by the 1976 World of Islam Festival in London, fifty years on, A Rabat-based collector explains his fascination with curtains from his home city, A visit to the MAK, Vienna, prompts questions about the role of a great museum
For over twenty years, a number of primitive antique dealers have open their doors to the public in the summer and this year the event will take place from the 5-9 June, 2013.
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Lucy Upward
·1 min read·05 Jun 2013·
For over twenty years, a number of primitive antique dealers have open their doors to the public in the summer and this year the event will take place from the 5-9 June, 2013.
The Brussels Non European Art Fair - (BRUNEAF) has become one of the leading events displaying non-European art, covering fields as diverse as African, Oceanian, Indonesian, pre-Columbian, Asiatic and Australian Aboriginal art.
Punuk Ivory Figure, Eskimo people, Alaska, c 500-1200 AD, Walrus IvoryClick to view catalogue
Brant Mackley and Michael Evans will exhibit at Galerie Saint-Jacques, 5 Impasse Saint-Jacques, view their catalogue by clicking the image above. www.brantmackley.com
Kota reliquary, Gabon, West Africa, 19th centuryClick to view their BRUNEAF page
Dalton Somaré will exhibit in Janssens van der Maelen, 23 Rue Ernest Allard, 1000 Brussels www.daltonsomare.com
Pre-Columbian textile, 1000-1200 AD, Cotton & Alpaca
