The Evolution of a Contemporary Jewellery Fair. Interview with Marie-José van den Hout about FRAME

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Published: 16.12.2018

The Evolution of a Contemporary Jewellery Fair. Interview with Marie-José van den Hout about FRAME.

Always fascinating and breathtaking, FRAME provides a setting for the special shows at "Handwerk & Design", where internationally renowned galleries present their jewellery and ceramic creations at the highest level. Klimt02 talked with Marie-José van den Hout from Galerie Marzee which was founded in 1978 as a gallery for contemporary jewellery, and has since become one of the principal promoters of contemporary jewellery and silverware. Since 1995 the gallery has been housed in a former granary on Nijmegen’s waterfront, midway between the two bridges that cross the river there. With 850 square meters of exhibition space, Galerie Marzee is one of the largest galleries in the Netherlands, and the largest gallery for modern art jewellery in the world.

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The Evolution of a Contemporary Jewellery Fair. Interview with Marie-José van den Hout about FRAME

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