Notes on our most coveted art & design pieces and collaborations.
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American photo-based artist Lindsay Perryman is one to watch. We love their intimate, poetic and tender documents and testaments to trans lives in their community, including their own transition and the people who cared for them in the aftermath. This beautiful limited edition print is available in two sizes (editions of 5 and 3) via Palm Studios, the online gallery, publisher and prize for emerging photographers run by duo Lola and Pani.
£32
Rosi Feist is a Berlin-based artist The Wick has their eyes on. He creates colourful and uplifting collage cut-outs by hand and with digital software often inspired by the every day, and by his wife’s photographs of scenes and ephemera taken on road trips across the US. This very affordable giclee print in a perfect palette with its humorous is exclusively available through PSTR Studio and is right on theme.
£39.95
We love these adorable biscuits – there could be no better companion for Wimbledon watching. The tin includes 9 hand-iced chocolate biscuits in a keepsake tin by the luxury bespoke biscuit brand, each with a delightful form inspired by Wimbledon – even the strawberries! Truly works of art (but we have it on authority they taste as good as they look).
£50
It’s Wimbledon season! Will Jack Draper defeat the odds? Can Coco Gauff take on favourite Sabalenka? The Championships officially kick of on Monday – the finals will be played over Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 July. Whether you’re lucky enough to be sitting court side or not, we have the ideal companions for match watching. First up is this glorious love letter to the beloved racket sport by Laura Bailey and Mark Arrigo who have tirelessly sought out the most beautiful courts and clubs around the world and captured them on camera.
£75
Wear it with Pride! Next up in our special Pride collection is this already iconic Protect the Dolls t-shirt by Conner Ives, worn by the designer at the finale our the brand’s AW 2025 show and quickly made viral by many a celebrity. More than 5,000 t-shirts were sold, and now they’re available for pre-order. All proceeds from sales of the t-shirt will be donated directly to Trans Lifeline, a trans-lead US- based charity that delivers life-saving services to those who need them most. The hotline connects trans people to a wider community, offering support and resources they need to survive and thrive. T-shirts sent to London will arrive in 4-8 weeks.
£20
I’m Bored of Reading – I Want Revenge! – decries this awesome t-shirt by Sticky Fingers Publishing, produced in collaboration with Tissue and printed by Fort London. The super soft and light t-shirts are printed with an image of a destroyed book shop – a reproduction of an old flyer for the underground Broadway bookstore, UNIVERSITY PLACE BOOK SHOP, once one of the largest collections of radical, communist, and Black studies books on Book Row. All the proceeds from sales go towards Sticky Fingers’ designer Kaiya Waerea GoFundMe for top surgery.
£295
Al fresco dining is back: and this week we are pining for a classic British picnic. This delightful, classic version from Harrods includes everything you need and more – from ceramic plates and mugs to wine glasses and even napkins and a corkscrew and thermal flask. It’s all prettily presented in a fabric liner and wicker basket with sturdy leather straps. We can’t wait to take it on an outing to the heath.
£695
The tennis season is upon us, and we can think of no better flex to arrive courtside than this super luxe, customisable canvas cover for your racket by Anya Hindmarch. It features an adjustable nastro shoulder strap with gorgeous leather trims, and a handy zipped pockets for balls. Wimbledon approved.
£40
The Wick are long-time fans of Alex Eagle and as the sun ducks in and out we are reaching for this cap to protect us from all the elements. We specially love the embroidered logo on the front – we might even stash it to wear around Art Basel later this month.
£8.49
The Hay Festival begins next week (running 22 May – 1 June) and in celebration of its programme of the best of literature around the world, The Wick has selected three books by speakers to read now. First up is British Turkish novelist Elif Shafak (in conversation with Kirsty Lang on 25th May), whose latest novel, There Are Rivers in the Sky, was an instant bestseller when it came out last year. It is a tale of love and loss, taking place between the 19th century and today, between the banks of the Tigris and the Thames. A page-turner.
