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Roysi Patramilo´s Exhibition on Judart
The young artist Roysi Patramilo´s online exhibition can be visited on Judart. November 1, 2020 697
Roysi Patramilo
Judart is the digital arts and culture platform founded by the graphic design artist Robert Zilberman, assembling together all the traces, culture, and art of Turkish Jews. The young artist Roysi Patramilo is the guest of the 'The Youngest Artists' digital exhibition of the Judart Digital Platform.
The young artist Roysi Patramilo's online exhibition that has started on October 22nd, can be visited until November 16th.
To view the online exhibition please click the link below:
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