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Highlights From PAD Monaco 2019 Art Fair
PAD Monaco 2019, the art fair we were all waiting for, has ended, so we will have to wait for 30 September to admire the final PAD Art Fair this year: PAD London. However, while we wait, it’s time to remember and admire the best collectable designs from this year’s edition in Monaco.
From the remarkable Priveekollektie Contemporary Art and Design gallery, one of the leading international galleries focused on art, based in the Netherlands, the minimalistic silver-like piece by Peter Macapia stood out with its geometrical and contemporary look.
Nevertheless, Priveekollektie also surprised the visitors at this art fair with the breathtaking art pieces by Dominic Harris which play with the illusion and beauty of light. As always, the art gallery worked with several collectors, representing worldwide renowned artists and designers in their exquisite selection of masterpieces.
Maison Rapin in Paris was one of the art galleries that most delighted and charmed everyone at this art fair, thanks to its fascinating and colourful turquoise furniture designs by Kam Tin.
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Galerie Negropontes‘ golden mirror and its soft furniture also captivated everyone’s attention. This art gallery always showcases exceptional creations made by craftsmen of unmatched skills, which revive the tradition of French Decorative Arts with an outstanding contemporary vision. Sophie Negropontes, a dedicated art lover, founded Galerie Negropontes in 2012 with the desire to create a cosmopolitan environment dedicated to true beauty.
We can’t wait for next year’s edition of this art fair and for the surprises PAD London 2019 will bring us. Stay with us to find out more about all the incredible PAD fairs and the best of contemporary art and design.
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