LondonPrintFair Sign Up Information

Dear Friends and Print lovers,

Whilst our online Fair remains open on our website until the end of May we are delighted that Artsy have chosen to continue our long-standing partnership by creating their own online edition of London Original Print Fair on Artsy, bringing the Fair to a global audience.

Visit them online at the link below to inquire on works for sale and to learn more about this year’s exhibiting galleries and artists.

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Thank you as always for your support

The LOPF team

open until Sunday 31 May

We are excited to be launching, in a dedicated Spotlight Exhibition, a group of silkscreen prints In Seven Days, the Unique Prints by the artist Nicola Green, a fascinating record of her trips across America with Barack Obama during his election campaign.

We have two new Collector’s Choices, from Clare Pardy, founder of the Hallett Independent Acquisitions Award at the Fair; and Hannah Weiland designer of our much loved British fashion brand Shrimps. You can see these and our other collectors by clicking below.

Hot off the press a new series of prints by Michael Taylor of long-standing LOPF exhibitor Paupers Press.

Have you watched the fascinating short film by RA President Rebecca Salter on Japanese woodblock printing?

head to LOPF Online to discover more about prints and printmaking.

Bridget Riley, Rose Horizontal, Screenprint 64.3 x 97.6 cm

Due to the success of LOPF Online we are reopening our Viewing Rooms for you to continue browsing and buying prints over the summer, working towards a launch of new material at the beginning of September.

As part of our year-round commitment to Prints and Printmaking LOPF is proud to support a series of Print Awards .We are delighted to announce the winner of this year''s Jerwood Printmaking Today Prize as Sophie Charalambous

"Choosing the overall winner for this year’s prize was, again, hugely difficult as each of the shortlisted candidates’ work, while visually very different from one another, all combined impact, originality, technical innovation and a great deal of individuality and personality. Any of the shortlist would have made a worthy winner. In the end, however, it is Sophie Charalambous’s huge monoprint which is this year’s winner. Very large in scale, it has the qualities of a fairly spontaneous drawing that perhaps just grew and grew. There is tremendous energy and vitality about it. Its subject matter of people criss-crossing a sunny square and going about their normal daily business - carrying bags of groceries - make it somehow especially poignant in these lockdown times. Its impressive scale was also highly ambitious for a relative newcomer to printmaking and the prize may enable the artist to develop her printmaking skills in unexpected and unpredictable directions." Anne Desmet, RA, Chair of the Judging Panel

Sophie Charalambous "I am completely thrilled to have won this year''s Jerwood/Printmaking Today Prize and wholeheartedly thank the judging panel and Rebecca Hossack Gallery for their support. I am relatively new to printmaking, so this prize is really encouraging and motivating to continue to experiment and develop my interest and love of the medium. Working in print has been transformative and liberating to other areas of my practice too through experiments in markmaking, texture and image creation and I feel excited to continue to develop my skills and ideas.. The winning piece "Coming and Goings" is part of an ongoing body of work exploring my Cypriot heritage and the prize will assist with the research and development of this."

Our congratulations also to shortlisted artists Prudence Ainslie, Nick Archer, Lisa Chang Lee and Calum McClure.

Dear Print Lovers,

We are thrilled to announce that this year we celebrate our 35th anniversary in style - the London Original Print Fair is going online!

Launching at 10am on Friday 1 May, LOPF Online brings the magic of the Fair straight to you.

Our easy-to-navigate site features online viewing rooms for all of the exhibitors, so you can head directly to your favourite stand.

If you’d prefer to browse, you can dip into themed spotlight exhibitions, selected from across six centuries of printmaking, or take a look at one of our special collectors’ choices and pick up tips and advice from our Fair Director, Helen Rosslyn.

You can look, learn and buy, direct from the exhibitor – no queuing required!

So, please join us from 10am on Friday 1 May. We will stay open through the entire month of May and admission is absolutely free!