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Exhibition Of Emőke Lőrincz, Art & Me Gallery, Until 1 July

• 20 Jun 2018 1:21 PM

Emőke Lőrincz is an emerging artist who graduated as a Graphic Designer from MOME. She started painting 3 years ago and has learned painting techniques and theory from Csaba Kis Róka. Her style is figurative-grotesque.

Open until 1st of July

Venue:
Gallery ART&ME
1067 Budapest, Eötvös street 27.

Curated by Tóth Mihály
Speaker Szeszlér Vera Asha

More of her works:
www.emokelorincz.com

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