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| BRUNEAF (Brussels non European Art Fair) 2008 Photos page 2 |
| (above and left) Interior photos of Pierre Dartevelle's gallery. |
| (above) Olivier Castellano, who has a permanent gallery in Paris, standing next to a wonderful Hemba figure in his temporary gallery space in Brussels. |
| At the end of rue Sainte Anne is a large space that is occupied by several dealers which include - Ambre Congo, Galerie SL, Kumbi Saleh and Maine Durieu. The 5 photos in this group were taken in that space. |
| A selection of objects on display in Gallery Kumbi Saleh's space. |
| (above 4 photos) The interior of Galerij KAGU which always has a great selection of top quality objects. The Baule monkey is one of my favorites that I've ever seen in person. |
| Arguably one of the nicest gallery spaces in Brussels is Kevin Conru's permanent gallery. His exhibition for BRUNEAF this year was basketry from the Congo. |
| Joshua Dimondstein's (DIMONDSTEIN Tribal Arts) gallery space. |
| Gallery J. Visser on rue Lebeau is also another beautiful gallery space, although I didn't capture the best part of it in this photo. |
| (directly above and below) Michel De Mol's gallery space. For the past couple of years I've fallen love with a few of the Lobi figures on display in his gallery. |
| Alain Lecomte and his wife in their temporary gallery space in Brussels. |
| Serge Shoffel in his permanent gallery space in Brussels standing next to a monumental Dayak Hampatong from Borneo. |