Event

London Original Print Fair

Discover a new collection and solo stand at Somerset House this March

The Wrong Shop makes its debut at the 39th edition of the 2024 London Original Print Fair, at Somerset House. We'll present a collection of limited edition prints by artists and designers such as Ronan Bouroullec, Erwan Bouroullec, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Pierre Charpin, FreelingWaters, Jaime Hayon, Rop van Mierlo, Philippe Weisbecker, Bethan Laura Wood and more. We can't wait to see you there on the Wrong Shop stand (E1).

The showcase will feature exclusive works from newly added artist Amelia Humber as well as launching an exclusive collaboration with leading contemporary art gallery The Modern Institute, Glasgow where we'll present a set of new limited edition prints from 9 of their gallery artists.

The London Original Print Fair (LOPF) was founded in 1985 to provide an unrivalled opportunity to view and buy original prints spanning five centuries from top international dealers, publishers and studios. After 35 years at the Royal Academy of Arts, LOPF moved to Somerset House in 2022. This year the fair will continue to take place in the elegant galleries at Somerset House on the Strand, featuring works by world-renowned artists. Visitors will have an unparalleled opportunity to explore, learn about and collect original prints, with five centuries of printmaking on display, from well-known old and modern masters to beloved contemporary artists, to the latest work by a new generation.

Sebastian Wrong, Founder of the Wrong Shop said: "London Original Print Fair is the ideal platform to introduce the Wrong Shop's collection of artists and designers to the fair for the first time. Each artist showcased represents a cross-disciplinary approach to art and design. We aim to celebrate the intersection of these two worlds, and advocate for creativity and affordability. The new editions enable us to engage with a contemporary art-loving audience ahead of our debut in March.”

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