Collect was a success!
We were thrilled to be part of this year’s Collect and we wanted to thank all our visitors for joining us.
We were delighted to exhibit a selection of contemporary collectible objects pushing the boundaries of craft and design. Our display proved one of the highlights of the fair, receiving an overwhelmingly positive response from visitors.
Continue reading to discover the highlights from the fair…
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Valeria Sergienko of the multidisciplinary studio Nome Design is a Russian designer based in Stockholm. Her main research explores the decline of natural resources forcing her to work with non-virgin materials to develop her projects.
Continue reading to discover more about her stunning Perception collection…
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We are excited to finally reveal the Private View film from Mint’s London Design Festival 2018 exhibition ‘TRANS-FORM’ by Emiliano Verrocchio. Many friends and collaborators came along to celebrate and mingle, it was a fantastic party!
Read MoreLast month, friends and designers joined to celebrate the Private View of our Spring Show, Rock Paper Salt Air. Please enjoy this short film by Emiliano Verrocchio that captures the evening perfectly.
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Cocoon, Mint Luminates Exhibition © Inge Clemente
Francesca Hobbs has created an immersive sculpture that is ‘activated’ by interaction. The piece creates a cocoon-like environment that invites visitors to explore and discover the piece. This piece was featured in Mint’s LDF17 exhibition, Mint Luminates.
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Mint at Collect 2018 © Sophie Mutevelian
Mint was thrilled to be part of this year’s Collect – The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects, for the first time!
Collect has been the leading event on the global crafts calendar – an essential, discipline-crossing showcase of modern creative expression for collectors, enthusiasts and practitioners alike. Returning to the Saatchi Gallery on 22–25 February 2018, this year Collect presented exceptional objects in ceramic, glass, jewellery, wood, metal, textiles and experimental materials, and represented the work of an astonishingly diverse array of makers from Britain and beyond. Invited by a distinguished panel of craft specialists, 40 worldwide galleries from four continents participated, presenting a selection of pioneering pieces. Additionally, this year a bigger enthuses was given to furniture design with the appearance of different galleries exhibiting for the first time.
Mint’s display proved one of the highlights of the fair, receiving an overwhelmingly positive response from Collect visitors.
Thank you to those who visited Mint at Collect. Continue reading to discover the highlights from the fair…
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This week we are highlighting the impressive jewellery pieces we have available at Mint. These pieces have been featured in Mint’s LDF17 exhibition, Mint Luminates. Both designers Marija Puipaitė and Dovile Kondrasovaite have focused on the organic connection between an object and user to create inspired collections.
Continue reading to see their unique jewellery pieces…
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It’s only been a month since our annual exhibition for LDF came to an end, just about time to revive those precious moments of Mint Luminates Private View. Friends and Designers came along to celebrate and mingle; it was a great party indeed. Please enjoy this short film by Emiliano Verrocchio that captures the evening at Mint perfectly.
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An intimate documentary based on the experience of Italian-German design duo Andrea Zambelli and Nat Wilms during their 3-months Artist-in-Residence program in San Paulo, Brazil. An invitation by the gallery Firma Casa for an on-site solo show becomes the pretext for an introspective journey into Brazilian reality. What follows is a poetic vision that moves between a megalopolis rich in contrast and the atmosphere of a rustic carpenter workshop where the duo reveals the working process of their unique furnitures.
The video was nominated for one of best product design videos and will be shown at Milan Design Film Festival in October 2017.
Read MoreAndré Teoman is a Portuguese designer who was raised between Viana do Castelo and Istanbul. Using the intersection between art and design as a place for experimentation, André produces objects, concepts and experiences with his own clever twist. His studio tends to be more creative and emotional than innovative and technological.
Read more to discover his work at Mint…
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