When Contemporary Jewellery Encounters the Fashion Store.
Published: 08.04.2018
From left to right: Selfie-ism at Hier Studio; Die Drei at Galerie Artefakt; Trippen at Trippen.
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There were about 100 exhibitions running during the Munich Jewellery Week. The majority of exhibitions I had gone to were interesting at some point, but they were all still displayed and set as a normal exhibition - pieces were shown in gallery or museum.
From this review, I would like to share three exhibitions which differed from those exhibited in the traditional gallery or individual space. Art jewellery moved into independent fashion designer’ stores. This could be a new trend, but is it really a positive tendency for art jewellery?
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