COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN 2019 | The Exhibitor List is Complete

In its anniversary year, COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN is starting with an exquisite list of exhibitors. Under the direction of Daniel Hug, it has been possible to acquire 15 new exhibitors for the small and fine COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN. A total of 95 dealers from Germany and abroad will present an inspiring mixture of art, crafts and design from early times to the modern period. This year, COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN is taking place for the 50th time (20 to 24 November 2019).

Among the new names in the ranks of renowned dealers of antiques and crafts are Sebastian Jacobi (D), Mischo van Kollenburg (NL), Elmar Robert (D), Herwig Simons (BE), Viebahn Fine Arts (D) and Floris van Wanroij (NL). Brenske Gallery (D), Oberacker Frühes Porzellan (D), Dr. Tilman Roatzsch (D), Kunsthandel Dr. Thomas Schmitz-Avila (D) and von Zezschwitz/Weller (D) will once again be in Cologne with their outstanding assortments.

A stronger commitment on the part of dealers with design of the 20th century closes an important gap at the art fair. Important protagonists are Ulrich Fiedler (D), who specialises in Bauhaus design, as well as the Galerie Vivid (NL), with its focus on the De Stijl movement. Here is where the offering of mid-century design dealers joins seamlessly, including ED Gallery (I), Galerie formformsuche (D), Martin Glanz (D), Guelfucci (D), Kaune Contemporary (D) and Markanto (D).

Important dealers are returning to the art fair with modern and postwar art, including Galerie Berinson (D), Galeria Cortina (Spain), Derda Berlin (D) and Galerie Schlichtenmaier (D). They join the list of important dealers of recent years, which includes, among others, Klaus Benden (D), Galerie Boisseree (D), Dierking - Galerie am Paradeplatz (CH), Galerie Francaise (D), Gilden's Art (GB), Kunsthandel Hagemeier (D), Galerie Koch (D), Galerie Maulberger (D), Kunsthandlung Osper (D), Thole Rotermund (D), Samuelis Baumgarte (D), Galerie Schwarzer (D), Stern Pissarro (GB), The Trinity House (GB), Galerie Utermann (D), von Vertes (CH) and Willow Gallery (GB).

COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN is focusing in particular on non-European art and design. Hans Martin Schmitz (D), not only an exhibitor right from the start, but also having participated in every fair of the last 50 years, will be returning as usual. African tribal art is represented by Martin Doustar (BE), Patrick & Odine Mestdagh (BE), David Serra - Fine Tribal Art (ES) and Simonis (D). Galerie Kommoss (D) and Ruetz & Kotobuki (D) will also be exhibiting in Cologne.

Among the highlights in the contemporary section are new exhibitors like Sakhile&Me (D) and THK Gallery (SA). The South African gallery presents contemporary African art. Brutto Gusto (D) is bringing ceramic works that perfectly complement the offering of returnees like Choi &Lager (D), Kaune Contemporary (D), Andre Kirbach (D), Kunst & Denker (D) and Mühlfeld & Stohrer (D).

As in previous years, COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN will take place on level 2 of hall 11. The layout of the stands will this year be defined by widened blocks and three main axes running from left to right. The first corridor (A) will contain antiques and historical design. Corridor B will bundle modern and postwar art and design in the middle. Corridor C will focus on contemporary art and design.

The exhibitors of COLOGNE FINE ART & DESIGN 2019: