The Wick List

Viewing Collect brings together a feast of the handmade at Somerset House

The Wick Culture - ‘Retrato Brutalista’ by Renata Cassiano Alvarez, at Thrown © Kes Efstathiou

Above ‘Retrato Brutalista’ by Renata Cassiano Alvarez, at Thrown © Kes Efstathiou

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(From left) Glass vessel by Shu Kumagai, at Maud and Mabel; Juliette Bigley’s bowls; ‘Dicotyledon’ by Robert George; both at Cavaliero Finn © Photo by Jake Curtis; stylist Alex Kristal

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The Wick Culture - ‘St Stanley Bearskin Table’ by Steven John Clark, at Charles Burnand © Bobby Clark

Above ‘St Stanley Bearskin Table’ by Steven John Clark, at Charles Burnand © Bobby Clark

The Wick Culture - ‘Grande Demoiselle à Facettes’ by Jean-Servais Somian, at 50 Golborne

Above ‘Grande Demoiselle à Facettes’ by Jean-Servais Somian, at 50 Golborne

The Wick Culture - ‘Sweet Violet’ by Jennifer Hickey, at Design & Crafts Council Ireland

Above ‘Sweet Violet’ by Jennifer Hickey, at Design & Crafts Council Ireland

The Wick Culture - Teapot from the ‘Reproduction’ series by Qiushuang Sun, at BR Gallery

Above Teapot from the ‘Reproduction’ series by Qiushuang Sun, at BR Gallery

The Wick Culture - Coffee table from ‘A Window to the Past’ collection by Yanxiong Lin, at Charles Burnand

Above Coffee table from ‘A Window to the Past’ collection by Yanxiong Lin, at Charles Burnand

Above ‘Retrato Brutalista’ by Renata Cassiano Alvarez, at Thrown © Kes Efstathiou

Above ‘St Stanley Bearskin Table’ by Steven John Clark, at Charles Burnand © Bobby Clark

Above ‘Grande Demoiselle à Facettes’ by Jean-Servais Somian, at 50 Golborne

Above ‘Sweet Violet’ by Jennifer Hickey, at Design & Crafts Council Ireland

Above Teapot from the ‘Reproduction’ series by Qiushuang Sun, at BR Gallery

Above Coffee table from ‘A Window to the Past’ collection by Yanxiong Lin, at Charles Burnand

Collect Art Fair

Somerset House, Strand, WC2R 1LA
1 – 3 March 2024

Collect, the annual fair for contemporary craft and design, celebrates its 20th edition this week with a bumper crop of 40 international galleries representing more than 400 artists at Somerset House. It’s a textural feast, featuring museum-quality pieces handmade in ceramics, glass, lacquer, textiles, wood, metal, paper, resin, corn-starch and more.

Each object – from vessels and furniture to wall hangings and art jewellery – has a story to tell. Among our highlights are textile works by Juan Arango Palacios and and Talia Ramkilawan, exploring queerness and memories; collaborative ceramic vessels by father and daughter duo Chris and Freya Bramble-Carter, in which faces emerge from ocean-like glazes; and glass shipwrecks by James Devereux