Cologne Fine Art & Antiques 2012
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Messeplatz 1
50679 Köln, Germany
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Further information can be found atwww.cofaa.com
Moderne KunstAngewandte KunstArbeiten auf PapierAlte KunstDesign
Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter www.cofaa.de
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Successful crossover of styles and erasThe inspirational combination of eras and styles, the steady increase in quality
and the open, elegant ambience: With a clear concept, Cologne Fine Art &
Antiques has re-established itself in recent years as the leading trade fair for the
art world. Year after year, there has been an increasing number of traditional
dealers returning, while the surfacing of new names is further enriching the
event. Covering a broad spectrum of content and facilitating the crossover of
modern art, the ancient masters, applied art, design and work on paper, the
Cologne Fine Art & Antiques is no longer just an event for Germany. The pre-
miere of the segment “Working on paper” has been positively received across
the board: successfully expanding on what is already offered.
At Cologne Fine Art & Antiques 2011, exhibitors met with an exceptionally knowl-
edgeable public, eager to make well-funded investments. The younger collectors,
in particular, were attracted to the extraordinary mixture in the halls. The prod-
ucts and services on offer, broadening the horizons of many an aficionado, were
well received by many collectors. The exhibitors reported good sales in all art and
price segments.
Cologne Fine Art & Antiques 2012 will continue to build on its previous successes.
Many of the regular exhibitors, as well as those returning or attending for the first
time, have already confirmed their wish to participate.
Do you want to benefit from this excellent platform, to present your high-quality
products or services to both new and existing customers? You are more than
welcome to join us in Cologne!
© Dobler
“Impressive connections between a variety
of art forms – COFAA delivers time and
time again. You can find ideas that go
beyond standard expectations in every
department and price segment.”
Handelsblatt, 18 November 2011
“The exquisite selection of art on offer
ranges from Classical Antiquity to the modern
age. Clever placing of neighbouring stands
and the use of joint exhibitions ensures
for encounters between different cultures
and eras.”
Informationsdienst Kunst, 24 November 2011
© Dierking/Landau
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“The Cologne Fine Art & Antiques fair has
created a new section for ‘Works on Paper’.
As well as the consistently high quality of
the exhibits, the particular highlight of this
space is the immediate proximity of Old
Masters and large-format contemporary art.”
Handelsblatt, 18 November 2011
“An elegant, open art space is on offer here –
far from being a “mini-TEFAF”, COFAA proves
to be an arts fair in its own right. Focal points
are: paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries;
antique and contemporary furniture and handi-
crafts; silverware and china; art from outside
Europe; and contemporary design.”
FAZ, 19 November 2011
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“There was a very elegant lustre to Cologne
Fine Art & Antiques. And that’s always a
good sign for a trade fair. COFAA intends to
overcome the imaginary divide between old
and modern art and there can be no doubt
it succeeded with its range of exhibits from
luxury Asian art through to contemporary
design.”
www.handelsblatt.com, 15 November 2011
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“And it is this crossover that in turn will
ensure the success of the fair.”
Informationsdienst Kunst, 24 November 2011
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“Will Cologne succeed in returning to its old
glory? The Cologne Fine Art & Antiques is
certainly playing its part, at any rate: with
generational leaps, solidity and a lavish
atmosphere. The crossover of eras from
the Iron Age to the eighties attracts a
wide audience – thereby even rivalling the
competitors in Paris and London.”
Artnet.com, 16 November 2011
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