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About Collect Art Fair 2025
Collect Art Fair returns to Somerset House from 28 February to 2 March 2025, with previews on 26 and 27 February. Organised by the Crafts Council, the fair will feature over 40 international galleries, showcasing an inspiring range of contemporary craft and design, including ceramics, glass, textiles, woodwork, and more. The fair offers artworks at a variety of price points, ranging from £500 to £50,000, making it accessible to both new and seasoned collectors.

Collect Art Fair returns to Somerset House for its 21st edition from 28 February – 2 March 2025 (Previews: 26 & 27 February).
Meet the Artists
As part of Collect Open 2025, a platform dedicated to groundbreaking craft installations by individual artists, we spoke to two of this year’s featured participants:
Darren Appiagyei presents What Grows in the Dark Comes to Light, a collection of ten sculptural vessels inspired by his personal journey of loss and resilience. His work, crafted through woodturning, explores the natural textures and organic growth patterns found in timber, reflecting themes of transformation and healing. Read our interview with Darren Appiagyei.
Huimin Zhang debuts her series Live Like a Summer Flower - Golden Breast, where she merges traditional goldsmithing techniques with contemporary aesthetics. Working with 22K gold, Zhang’s intricate creations highlight the delicacy and strength of metal, pushing the boundaries of craftsmanship while preserving age-old techniques. Read our interview with Huimin Zhang.
We also visited Galerie Melissa Paul, a first-time exhibitor at Collect Art Fair 2025. Founder Melissa Paul guided us through the work of Agnès Debizet, a renowned French ceramicist and sculptor known for her striking, otherworldly pieces. Click here for a sneak peek at Debizet’s work.

Left to right: Chaise Bergère, Agnès Debizet, represented by Galerie Melissa Paul; An expanded fragments: Blue oriental, Minyeol Cho, represented by Siat Gallery; Seom/ Island 4001, Park Sung-wook, represented by Lloyd Choi Gallery; Prism Side Table, Angus Ross, represented by Contemporary Applied Arts (Photograph: Jake Curtis, Styling: Alex Kristal).
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To enter, simply sign up for our newsletter. Five winners will be randomly selected from new and existing subscribers who are signed up by 21 February 2025. Each winner will receive a pair of tickets to Collect Art Fair 2025 and will be contacted on 21 February 2025.
To claim their tickets, winners must respond by 9 PM on 24 February 2025.
Date: 28 February – 2 March 2025 (Previews: 26 & 27 February). Location: Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA. Price: £29 (General Admission), £18 (Student), £45–£70 (Private View). Book your tickets here.
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