A new book of photographs by QEST Scholar Jamie Murray was published this month by Photo Editions. The photographs in Folly were born from a series of conversations with individuals … Read more
From neon signs to painted shop fronts and dazzling pier-side lettering – the typography of the British seaside is about as iconic as fish and chips. This summer, Ditchling Museum … Read more
QEST is delighted to be part of Craftworks, a brand-new exhibition celebrating exceptional craft, that is coming to London in 2024 with craft champion and QEST Ambassador Jay Blades MBE … Read more
In Summer 2023, Court Barn in Chipping Campden presented the work of eight talented makers from Gloucestershire and neighbouring counties who have benefited from QEST’s support. All are highly skilled … Read more
The Culture Trust, Luton, is currently showing Hats Made Me, a major exhibition that explores the significance of headwear and includes work by six QEST milliners. Comprised of more than … Read more
Isatu Hyde: Beauty in Use is currently on show at The Leach Pottery, Cornwall. Isatu trained in the studio pottery tradition with Andrew Crouch in Ludlow, Shropshire, supported by a … Read more
QEST was delighted to be an event partner for the third edition of the contemporary craft fair Artefact at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour this month. The fair brought the joy … Read more
Aino Grapin, chief executive of one of Britain’s leading superyacht builders, explains why the company is supporting QEST Scholars A company like Winch Design, which creates dream homes on land, … Read more
QEST Scholars and makers from Grandey’s Place – a centre dedicated to the conservation of Britain’s Heritage Crafts in Hertfordshire – joined forces to take a pavilion at Living Crafts … Read more
Crown Paints has announced a new long-term partnership with QEST to support the training and education of talented and aspiring craftspeople. Launched in honour of the Coronation of King Charles … Read more
QEST Sanderson Rising Star Craft Award
Do you know a craftsperson worthy of recognition?