The Contemporary Violin and Bow Makers Exhibition, an esteemed annual event initiated in 2011 by Julie Reed Yeboah of Reed Yeboah Fine Violins and Yi-Ping Yang, is set to take place once again in New York City. This exhibition highlights the craftsmanship of today’s most skilled violin, viola, and cello makers, who present their finely made instruments for musicians to examine and play.
In 2025, the event will be held at The Kosciuszko Foundation, located at 15 East 65th Street, New York City. Visitors can attend from 10:30 AM to 6 PM, spanning three days from October 25th through October 27th.
The Violin Channel will provide live coverage of the exhibition, offering audiences an exclusive glimpse at the latest exceptional string instruments and bows crafted by these contemporary makers.
On social media, the exhibition organizers invited the public to experience a remarkable array of string instruments and bows made by some of the world’s most talented living artisans. Attendance is open without the need for reservations.
The group of selected makers for the 2025 exhibition includes a diverse lineup of internationally recognized luthiers and bow makers. For detailed information about each artist, interested persons can visit the event’s dedicated page.
This exhibition remains a significant occasion for musicians, collectors, and enthusiasts to connect directly with master craftsmen and explore high-quality instruments that represent the pinnacle of contemporary string instrument making.
— The Violin Post Editorial Staff
