Representation & Development

Representation for crafters ready to grow with intention.

We work with independent makers who want to build meaningful visibility, strengthen how they present their practice, and open doors that last beyond a single feature.

Who it's for

This programme is for crafters committed to their practice and looking for ongoing support, not a one-time promotion. It suits makers working in ceramics, textiles, wood, jewellery, glass, furniture, and related disciplines.

  • Representation

    Strategic representation for independent crafters, helping create meaningful connections with galleries, institutions, brands, press, and other relevant partners.

    PR and media

    Building relationships with relevant publications, editors, journalists, and platforms to create meaningful visibility around the crafter and their work.

    Positioning and storytelling

    Clarifying the story, values, and positioning of the practice.

    Portfolio development

    Strengthening portfolios, presentations, statements, and supporting materials.

    Galleries & Exhibitions

    Identifying relevant opportunities and supporting introductions.

    Brand collaborations

    Connecting crafters with aligned brands and creative partners.

    Digital Presence

    Reviewing websites and communication channels.

    Launches & New Developments

    Supporting the communication of new projects, collections, exhibitions, and collaborations.

  • Every practice is different.

    After receiving your application, we review your work and arrange an introductory conversation to understand your goals and determine whether we’re a good fit to work together.

    If we decide to move forward, you’ll receive a proposal outlining the recommended level of support, scope of work, and monthly investment.

If you are interested in working with us, we’d love to hear from you. Share a few details about your practice or project and we will get back to you within 48 hours.

Representation inquiries → representation@craftersoftoday.com 

 
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