A Review of Art Jewelry Night Budapest 2020
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Published: 27.10.2020
Ékszerek Éjszakája Budapest (Art Jewelry Night Budapest) was held for the sixth time between September 14 and 20 this year, which, despite its name, was not concentrated on a single evening. The Budapest-based event series focusing on contemporary jewelry grew into a one-week event in 2020, and was not even set back by the epidemic, to the greatest joy of both the organizers and the audience.
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