QEST's Ultimate Evening of Craft

24 Mar

Written By Jonathan Wright

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I was delighted to support The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) at their Ultimate Evening of Craft at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Alongside 43 exceptional makers from across the UK, we showcased our crafts to an audience of aficionados, practitioners, collectors, businesses, and supporters. Since 1990, QEST has supported over 900 makers across more than 130 craft disciplines, nurturing British craft through education.

I was thrilled to donate a bespoke 20” terrestrial globe, auctioned by the brilliant Sophie Robinson.

Read more about the fantastic evening and see the full list of exceptional makers and conservators here.

Photos by Liz Isles Photography