The International Art Fair for Modern Craft and Design is at Somerset House from 27 February – 1 March, 2020.
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Collect is the only gallery-presented art fair dedicated to modern craft and design. Through the years Collect has been instrumental in defining and growing the market for contemporary craft.

Collect celebrates over 400 artists presented by galleries coming from across the globe to this London stage, showcasing exceptional works in ceramics, glass, metal, wood and textiles to makers working in non-traditional materials with experimental techniques.

For 2020, Collect is moving to a striking new home at Somerset House and is excited to be taking over a large number of beautiful rooms presenting a new environment for Collect exhibitors to contextualise and curate modern craft.

In addition to the main fair Collect Open presents new ambitious craft installations by individual artists and collectives and a lively talks programme explores contemporary craft with leading voices from the worlds of craft, design, architecture, fashion and art.

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Galleries exhibiting in Collect 2020:

Over 40 galleries from the UK and around the world have been selected by a team of experts in the field to exhibit at this year’s Collect.

Gallery list correct as of 25.10.19 and may be subject to change.

Artists and Collectives participating in Collect Open 2020:

In addition to the main fair, Collect Open presents an important platformfor new ambitious craft-led installations from 12 selected artists and collectives.

  • Adi Toch and Edmond Byrne UK, a fusion of metal and glass
  • Lorraine Robson UK, ceramic installation
  • Annette Marie Townsend UK, handmade beeswax sculptures
  • Sarah Pulvertaft, Jed Green & Beatrice Mayfield UK, jewellery and embroidery
  • Jacky Oliver UK, metalwork 
  • Lucie Gledhill and Kasia Woznaik UK, metal and photography installation
  • Julia Griffiths Jones UK, ‘Tutto: Everything I saw in India’, metal, printed enamel and large-scale textiles
  • Margo Selby UK, large scale textile installation
  • Liana Pattihis and Sofia Bjorkman UK, a vertical jewellery installation, 3D drawings and enamelled chain
  • Paula Reason UK, embroidered silk panel installation
  • Linda Bloomfield UK, lichen effect glazes on porcelain
  • Tal Batit Israel, ‘Ethnic Synthetic’, ceramic carpet wall installations
Artist and collective list correct as of 25.10.19 and may be subject to change.
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