Marc Fish's Relics Chandelier 2025
Marc Fish Representation

Marc is delighted to have his work represented by two gallerists based in London. Each gallery has a wealth of experience and knowledge to bring to the table. And exhibit at fairs worldwide.

Established in 1998, Sarah Myerscough Gallery represents a distinguished group of contemporary craft and design artists, specialising in material-led processes with a focus on wood and natural materials. By curating a specialist programme of exhibitions, the gallery aims to suport engagement with unique art, design and craft pieces, whilst advocating the importance of retaining elements of the past, to mould a vision of the future.
Marc's Mokume Gane pieces are exclusively available through Sarah Myerscough Gallery.
Read more about Marc's work with Sarah here.

Founded by Simon Stewart, Charles Burnand Gallery is an internationally renowned gallery representing established and emerging designers and artists. Located in London's Fitzrovia Design District, the gallery draws an international clientele seeking one-of-a-kind and editioned collectable designs and studio artworks from a diverse roster of talent. The gallery honours fine craftsmanship while emphasising the use of sustainable materials and production techniques. 
The Ethereal series by Marc Fish is available through Charles Burnand Gallery.
Marc's profile at Charles Burnand can be found here.

Recent Press

Design District Magazine recently interviewd Marc's gallerist Sarah Myerscough about her unswerving passion for modern design in natural materials.
You can read the article here: Design District Magazine.

An Interview with Glenn Adamson

Author, curator and historian Glenn Adamson is the former director of the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Marc was delighted to be interviewed by Glenn in 2020.
You can read a transcript of Glenn Adamson & Marc Fish in conversation here.