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Coco is Back, 2025 -
Jimmy Cooker, 2025
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Hook 18, 2024
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Hook 21, 2024
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Hook 8 (Clasp me firmly, hold me tight series) , 2024
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Lobster 3, 2024
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Off the wall 1 , 2024
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Off the wall 2 , 2024
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Spring ring XL, 2024
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Turbo Unit 1, 2024
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Turbo Unit 2, 2024
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Turbo Unit 3, 2024
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Turbo Unit 4, 2024
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Turbo Unit 5, 2024
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Turbo Unit 6, 2024
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Turbo Unit 7, 2024
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You, Me and Your Stash, 2024
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You, Me and Your Stash, 2024
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You, Me and Your StashLeave A Mark, 2024
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13 More Dots, 2023
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Aviator Sunglasses, 2023
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Glass with Straw, 2023
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Rum Bottle, 2023
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CU0801D-798-7310, 2021
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TR0806L-284-2442, 2021
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Summer Selection
A group exhibition to kick off the season. 24 May - 29 Jun 2025May 24, 2025 It may not yet feel like summer here in the Hudson Valley, but regardless of the cold, rainy weather, Memorial Day Weekend marks its start- and summer...Read more -
Veronika Fabian
Boiling Point 20 Jul - 18 Aug 2024Boiling Point Veronika Fabian (Hungary/ UK) explores the potential for jewelry to embolden… to empower the wearer to take action against negative societal and global dynamics. In her latest body...Read more -
Summer Selection
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Design Miami
6 - 10 Dec 2023Read more -
Veronika Fabian
Once Upon A Time 11 Sep - 10 Oct 2021Veronika Fabian’s work explores key societal issues of recent decades, filtering her observations through the lens of jewelry. Subverting our conventional understanding of well-known forms and meanings of jewelry, her...Read more
Born in Hungary, Veronika Fabian’s work poses as a two-way mirror between contemporary society and jewellery. Her work circulates around questioning the established and conventional, stirring up the status quo. In her chain work Fabian explores the question of identity. The series Rebellious Chains visualize the process of changing identity, inspired by her own artistic journey towards jewellery. The original assumption regarding chains is that they often are subservient to the main jewel. Therefore, she transforms ordinary chains, still respecting their original values but enabling them to form their own patterns and achieve jewellery status on their own.
The collection Chains for an Average Woman draws connections between women’s self-identity, popular culture and mass media, exploring how identity develops against a background of economic and cultural conditions.
Veronika Fabian resides in Hungary. She received a BA in Jewelry Design at Central Saint Martins, University of Fine Arts, London, and received her Masters Degree at the prestigious Sandberg Institute, NL in 2020. She has been awarded numerous international design prizes including the Francois van den Bosch Young Artist Acquisition (NL) and her works can be found in many distinguished public and private collections, including the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam and the National Museum of Scotland.