Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
BRAFA in the Galleries (27 - 31 January 2021) is the newly created alternative to the BRAFA Art Fair at Tour & Taxis, Brussels, which has been postponed to January 2022. Our exhibitors will welcome you in their galleries, where they will present the objects and artworks selected for BRAFA 2021 in the best possible conditions. In total, 129 art dealers spread across 14 countries and 38 cities look forward to sharing their passion for the beautiful, the rare, the precious and the historical in a warm, friendly atmosphere, in line with the rules in place in their area.
Serge Schoffel - Art Premier welcomes art lovers to his Brussels gallery in the Sablon area, where a refined selection of artworks is exhibited, including a beautiful Hemba sculpture, Batak staff and Buka paddle, as well as a stunning wooden Satimbe mask from Dogon / Mali with leather strips, iron and pigments.
More information can be found at https://www.brafa.art/en/information.
Follow BRAFA also on:
Facebook - facebook.com/brafaartfair
Instagram - instagram.com/brafaartfair
Twitter - twitter.com/brafaartfair
LinkedIn - be.linkedin.com/company/brafaartfair
Video: Matthieu Wolmark
Music: Walking Along by Kevin McLeod
BRAFA in the Galleries (27 - 31 January 2021) is the newly created alternative to the BRAFA Art Fair at Tour & Taxis, Brussels, which has been postponed to January 2022. Our exhibitors will welcome you in their galleries, where they will present the objects and artworks selected for BRAFA 2021 in the best possible conditions. In total, 129 art dealers spread across 14 countries and 38 cities look forward to sharing their passion for the beautiful, the rare, the precious and the historical in a warm, friendly atmosphere, in line with the rules in place in their area.
Serge Schoffel - Art Premier welcomes art lovers to his Brussels gallery in the Sablon area, where a refined selection of artworks is exhibited, including a beautiful Hemba sculpture, Batak staff and Buka paddle, as well as a stunning wooden Satimbe mask from Dogon / Mali with leather strips, iron and pigments.
More information can be found at https://www.brafa.art/en/information.
Follow BRAFA also on:
Facebook - facebook.com/brafaartfair
Instagram - instagram.com/brafaartfair
Twitter - twitter.com/brafaartfair
LinkedIn - be.linkedin.com/company/brafaartfair
Video: Matthieu Wolmark
Music: Walking Along by Kevin McLeod










