Perspectives from Gallerists. Interview with Leo Caballero and Amador Bertomeu from Hannah Gallery

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Published: 03.08.2024

Perspectives from Gallerists. Interview with Leo Caballero and Amador Bertomeu from Hannah Gallery.

In the realm of artistic creation within art jewellery and contemporary crafts, Klimt02 aims to serve as a hub for promotion, discussion, and, most importantly, connection by highlighting the interconnectedness among all the key players. Beyond showcasing creations, our objective is to amplify the voices of those committed to establishing this discipline as a recognised market in the art scene.

Through a series of interviews featuring experienced and renowned gallerists from around the globe, Klimt02 delves into galleries' diverse approaches and explores the current and potential future landscape of the art market.

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Perspectives from Gallerists. Interview with Leo Caballero and Amador Bertomeu from Hannah Gallery

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