Opening of 21 Grams in Munich. 2018 Hangzhou Contemporary International Jewelry and Metal Arts Triennial and Itinerant Exhibition
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Published: 02.04.2019

On November 7th, 2018, “21 grams” – Hangzhou International Contemporary Jewelry and Metal Arts Triennial was grandly opened at the Folk Art Museum in China Academy of Art. March 13th, 2019 (Beijing time March 14th), "21 grams" - Hangzhou International Contemporary Jewelry and Metal Arts Triennial and Itinerant Exhibition, the first stop at Galerie Handwerk in Munich, Germany officially kicked off. The exhibition was hosted by the College of Crafts, China Academy of Art and the Galerie Handwerk of Munich.
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