In a climate that is uncertain, to say the least, BRAFA has signed off on a successful 66th edition. Though there was no miracle formula for the Brussels fair, it came with a generous helping of professionalism and pragmatism.
Given the current string of cancelations, postponements and unconvincing proposals, do fairs still have a reason to exist? Because of the health crisis they have been trying to cling on to life for almost a year now, especially through online events. In this situation, dubbed anxiety-provoking by many, the BRAFA has nonetheless achieved a 66th edition described with distinct pleasure as refreshing and optimistic. The famous fine arts fair is often seen as a mini version of the TEFAF , but here it superseded its rival, whose viewing rooms were hardly a resounding success at the end of last year. Coming from Marseilles,…
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