Liesbeth den Besten: Answers to the interview Market, lies and websites.
Interview
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CriticalThinking
Collecting
Published: 03.01.2007

While in fine art the border between lifestyle and art seems to become evermore diffuse, jewellery is drawn to art to such an extent that it loses its contact with daily life – understandable in its own context, but hard to understand for the rest of the world.
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