Queeriosities (Art and Makers Fair)

2-4 October 2026 • Peckham

Queeriosities returns to London for its 2026 edition on October 2–4, showcasing the work of more than 50 LGBTQIA+ artists, makers and small businesses at Copeland Gallery in Peckham.

This year's feature exhibition, Here We Go Again, brings together work by Winnona Hedgeland, Tom Hemingway, Jingyi Li, Resandu Kiralawella, Ailsa Ogden, and Joey Terrill to explore the idea of queer “truth” in a moment where we face increasingly unstable and competing realities.

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Exhibitors

Adam Baker (Artist/ Painter) — Adam Baker
(Artist/ Painter)

Alexander Ikhide (Artist) — Alexander Ikhide
(Artist)

An Nguyen (Photographer) — An Nguyen
(Photographer)

Antonio Marguet (Artist) — Antonio Marguet
(Artist)

Antonio Monereo (Painter) — Antonio Monereo
(Painter)

Beeillustrates (Artist/ Illustrator) — Beeillustrates
(Artist/ Illustrator)

The Boy Is Beautiful (Magazine/ Publisher) — The Boy Is Beautiful
(Magazine/ Publisher)

Bratking666 (Artist) — Bratking666
(Artist)

Clément Clausse (Artist) — Clément Clausse
(Artist)

The Common Press (Bookseller) — The Common Press
(Bookseller)

Conor Quinn (Artist/ Painter) — Conor Quinn
(Artist/ Painter)

EDH Art (Artist/ Ceramicist) — EDH Art
(Artist/ Ceramicist)

Ellen Kydd (Photographer) — Ellen Kydd
(Photographer)

Frances Gibson (Ceramicist) — Frances Gibson
(Ceramicist)

Fredde Lanka (Artist) — Fredde Lanka
(Artist)

Guille Carmona / Guiiiilleeee (Artist/ Illustrator) — Guille Carmona / Guiiiilleeee
(Artist/ Illustrator)

Hand Island (Ceramicist) — Hand Island
(Ceramicist)

happybellyman (Artist/ Jeweller) — happybellyman
(Artist/ Jeweller)

Hyein Lee (Artist/ Photographer) — Hyein Lee
(Artist/ Photographer)

Jack Boston Oswald (Artist/ Painter) — Jack Boston Oswald
(Artist/ Painter)

Jake Fisk (Artist/ Ceramicist) — Jake Fisk
(Artist/ Ceramicist)

João Delfim (Artist/ Designer) — João Delfim
(Artist/ Designer)

Jonathan Chan (Painter) — Jonathan Chan
(Painter)

Jumbo (Artist/ Printmaker) — Jumbo
(Artist/ Printmaker)

Kevin Bickham Studio (Ceramicist) — Kevin Bickham Studio
(Ceramicist)

Kyle by Hand (Artist/ Printmaker) — Kyle by Hand
(Artist/ Printmaker)

Laura Rose Moran-Morris (Artist) — Laura Rose Moran-Morris
(Artist)

Lily Deason (Ceramicist) — Lily Deason
(Ceramicist)

Mark Ho (Artist/ Painter) — Mark Ho
(Artist/ Painter)

Matteo Bellissimo (Designer/ Vintage) — Matteo Bellissimo
(Designer/ Vintage)

Oliraptor (Artist/ Photographer) — Oliraptor
(Artist/ Photographer)

Olivier Joly Books (Vintage) — Olivier Joly Books
(Vintage)

Phil Douglas - The Sensitive Line (Artist/ Photographer) — Phil Douglas - The Sensitive Line
(Artist/ Photographer)

Polari Press (Publisher/ Designer) — Polari Press
(Publisher/ Designer)

Porcelain Lily (Artist/ Maker) — Porcelain Lily
(Artist/ Maker)

Pornoramics (Artist/ Ceramicist) — Pornoramics
(Artist/ Ceramicist)

Puffroom Glass Studio
(Maker/ Brand)

Richard Kilroy (Artist) — Richard Kilroy
(Artist)

River Manning (Artist/ Designer) — River Manning
(Artist/ Designer)

Sad Clown Printworks (Designer/ Printmaker) — Sad Clown Printworks
(Designer/ Printmaker)

Shaven Raven Designs (Maker/ Designer) — Shaven Raven Designs
(Maker/ Designer)

Slag Inclusion (Artist) — Slag Inclusion
(Artist)

Song of Soil Studio (Artist/ Painter) — Song of Soil Studio
(Artist/ Painter)

STRUK KOLEKTYW (Art Collective) — STRUK KOLEKTYW
(Art Collective)

Theo Dunne (Artist) — Theo Dunne
(Artist)

Tony Mentel (Artist/ Ceramicist) — Tony Mentel
(Artist/ Ceramicist)

With love, JMES (Artist) — With love, JMES
(Artist)

About

Founded and led by curator Davy Pittoors, Queeriosities is a travelling platform that elevates LGBTQIA+ creatives expressing their identities through art, craft, and design. Ranging from intimate exhibitions to full-scale art and makers fairs, our initiatives highlight those who have been historically sidelined and serve as a platform to knit our communities together and connect them with new audiences.

We encourage the spread of both contemporary and historical LGBTQIA+ objects, art, and ephemera – and we aim to blur the lines between art and craft, museum and home, and archive and collection to open up new space for queer perspectives.

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