PAN Amsterdam

Familiar faces and promising newcomers

PAN Amsterdam welcomes a great group of new participants this year. The enthusiastic newcomers are a fitting addition to the familiar range of art, design and antiques. Amsterdam's Slewe Gallery, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, is showing colourful work by Jan Roeland. Equally colourful is The Frozen Fountain, specialising in a new generation of Dutch Design.

The antique dealers will be joined by Snackers Antiques & Fine Art from Limburg, and by Nico van den Assem, who specialises in antique clocks. Galerie Stylo will be bringing vintage posters to the fair for the first time. Other special newcomers include Alain Hens from Antwerp, Jonathan Kugel, Enari and Galerie Fleur en Wouter. Back from being away are Blue Art, Galerie Mia Joosten, NL=US and Gerhard Hofland. Read more about the participants at pan.nl/deelnemers and follow PAN on Instagram.

PAN

Since its foundation in 1987, this annual art fair has built a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and opportunities to meet the best art dealers, view and compare art. The strength of PAN Amsterdam is the quality and diversity in supply and price. The supply varies from archaeological objects, Asian art, silver and Japanese prints to antique furniture, art from the Hague and Amsterdam School, Cobra, Zero, photography and contemporary art. The fair also offers a wide range of jewellery and design, such as classics by Lalique, Cartier, Pierre Jeanneret and Gerrit Rietveld.

Tickets for 2024 will be available from mid-October.