Recently contemporary goldsmith artists have been exhibiting their works on mutual exhibitions, thus demonstrating the value protecting abilities of certain areas of this artistic branch. An important factor of this unity is to approve of such historical values that can also be followed in our modern times and that can even point toward the future.

The exhibition, arranged in the Applied Arts Museum, demonstrates the great variety provided by this kind of art, and what functions these goldsmith items have in our intellectual and everyday life. We can find jewelries, enamels, coins, small plastics and plastics among the work. We can see a large variety of artworks.

The exhibition represents the works of 73 goldsmith artist, such as: Abaffy Klára, Abranjan Dávid, Albert András, Antal László, B. Laborcz Flóra, Balogh Mihály, Bardocz Barna, Bartl Dóra, Benedek József, Bicsár Vendel, Bódás Tamás, Buderka Sándor, Bohus Áron, Dávid Attila, Egri Zoltán, Engelsz József, Fazekas István, Fürjes Dóra, Gombos István, Gyöngy Enikő, Hajdú László, Huber Kinga, Ifj. Jajesnyica Róbert, Jánosi Éva, Kaintz Regina, Kálmán László, Karajz Lóránd, Katona Katalin, Király Fanni, Koburger Zsolt, Koleszár Arany, Kónya Kinga, Kopcsányi Ottó, Koszta Zsófia, Kótai József, Kovács Erzsébet, Kovács László, Kurucz Erzsébet, Kuti Kriszta, Laczák Géza, Lilla Visy, Máté János, Nagy József, Oláh Sándor, Oskóné Bódi Klára, Ozsvári Csba, Ö. Nagy Ferenc, Péri József, Pölöskei József, Rékassy Bálint, Rékassy Levente, Rozsnyai Béla, Schuszter István, Serbakov Tibor, Seregi György, Sor Júlia, Soltész György, Stefániai Edit, Szentágotay Dezső, Szilágyi Ildikó, Szripeczky Ákos, Tóth Zoltán, Váradi Bence, Veres Éva, Zagyva László, Zidarics Ilona, Zoltán Győző, George Radic.