Palace Art and Craft Fair, Fulham Palace, London

For the third year, the Palace Art and Craft Fair returns to London, 17 – 19 May. Organised by the team behind the highly successful and well established Brighton Art Fair, MADE LONDON and MADE BRIGHTON, this year the fair becomes an art, craft and design fair; a small scale more intimate event showcasing highest quality and original contemporary art and design across all media. Located in the beautiful grounds and main building of Fulham Palace, the historic Tudor/Georgian Palace, formerly the country home of the Bishops of London right by the river at Putney Bridge, is the perfect spot for perusing and purchasing art.

Featuring over 120 contemporary artists and designers, the fair offers creatives the chance to exhibit and sell their work directly to the public. The atmosphere is informal and friendly and as such, provides the ideal opportunity for first time buyers and collectors to discover, talk to and buy direct from up and coming and well established artists.

Including works from painters, printmakers, ceramicists, photographers and sculptors, all the pieces are chosen to represent the most exciting and eclectic work across as wide a variety of methods and subjects as possible. The judging panel also selected beautiful and unique jewellery, textiles, glass, ceramics, furniture and much more with which to impress visitors.

Palace Art and Craft Fair, 17 – 19 May, Fulham Palace, London, SW6 6EA. Tickets are available on the door priced £8 (children under 14 free).

Credits
1. Daniel Ablitt, Barefoot.

Posted on 7 May 2013

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