Imprint Art Fair

16/08/2026

inspiration from east London’s Columbia Road to the Villa il Palazetto in Monselice, Italy. An example of how colour can bring a room together through two very different display methods.

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07/08/2026

Meet the Founders

In 2016, Lizzie Glendinning and Jack Bullen founded Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, now recognised as the leading international fair dedicated to contemporary original print. Over the past decade, they have built a global community around the medium, supporting thousands of artists and introducing new audiences to collecting.

Imprint is the next chapter. Building on that foundation, it offers a focused platform that positions print firmly within the wider landscape of contemporary art, connecting collectors, galleries and artists through a shared commitment to original print.

With backgrounds spanning curating, art advisory, printmaking and collecting, Lizzie and Jack share a belief that collecting should begin with curiosity—and that original print offers one of the most accessible and rewarding ways to engage with contemporary art.

04/08/2026

Print has long occupied a distinctive place in contemporary art. While often celebrated for its accessibility, its lasting significance lies elsewhere.

An original print offers the opportunity to live with art, refine your eye and discover what continues to resonate over time. It reminds us that collecting is not about certainty or expertise, but about curiosity.

For centuries, print has connected artists, publishers and audiences, creating new ways for original works to be seen and collected. At Imprint, that tradition continues by bringing together galleries, artists and collectors in a space designed for discovery—where the question is not 'Do I know enough?' but 'Which work can I not stop thinking about?'

22/04/2026

Ushaw x Imprint Artist in Residence 2026 | Tamsin Loxley

Two artists. One extraordinary site.

This June, we continue our collaboration with Ushaw Historic House, Chapels & Gardens ✨

Tamsin Loxley (2025 Graduate Award winner) and Mohammad Barrangi .barrangi have been invited to respond to Ushaw’s remarkable architecture, gardens and historic collection.

Each will create a new work for the Ushaw Editions programme - with one entering the permanent collection.

→ Exhibition to follow in Spring 2027

Tamsin Loxley’s practice sits in direct dialogue with the land.

Her work as an artist sits alongside a regenerative farming practice, where agroecology, seasonal change and increasing wilderness actively shape her thinking.

Her work, in turn, becomes a way of understanding that landscape more deeply and considers soil, trees and land as holders of memory.
What we do to them now becomes part of what they carry forward.
So where does her practice end and the other begin?

Is this a symbiotic relationship - and can it change the way we care for the land?

Tamsin will be situating her practice in this instance in the ex-industrial rural setting of the magnificent Ushaw estate.

To discover more of the artist opportunities available as an Imprint artist please visit our Artist Open Call page through the link in bio 💫

20/04/2026

11/03/2026

Art that Leaves An Imprint.
barrangi 2025 in situ at our celebratory 10th Edition.

Mohammad was one of the 10 artists selected who beautifully articulate the ethos of the Fair through wonderful narrative & storytelling, exquisite draughtsmanship, and glorious coveted pieces. He was the recipient of the Artist in Residency prize which we disclose more of in the coming weeks.

Watch this pace for updates 💫💫

08/03/2026

This International Women’s Day we celebrate our very special collaboration with Women in Print 💫

Women in Print is a creative research project curated by boundary pushing artists Tracy Hill & Magda Stawarska which explores the significance of contemporary print.

Based at the incredible Art Lab Contemporary Print Studio women artists are given the opportunity to explore how print can enhance or inform their creative practice. It has welcomed an incredible list of groundbreaking artists including Jenny Steele , Dr Heather Mullender-Ross ( ), Emma Speed , Rebecca Chesney , Heather Peak and Turner Prize winners Lubaina Himid & Helen Cammock 💫

Since 2024 Women in Print have generously awarded a WCPF exhibitor a residency opportunity to use the incredible resources and intricate knowledge of the studio and its leaders to develop their practice and career opportunities.

Sana Obaid ( ) was the first recipient of this coveted opportunity and spent time in the studio early last year. Her work was exhibited as part of the Women in Print Editions which showed for its inaugural exhibition at WCPF where they also awarded the 2025 prize to

Over the passed two years Women in Print artists have shared their significant experience and celebrated expertise within our talks programme. In 2024 a panel of founding Women in Print artists shared the foundations and objectives of the remit with our Co-Founder & Creative Director, to a full house!

At our recent 10th edition artists Magda Stawarska & Lubaina Himid generously closed our talks programme with a fascinating and insightful discussion on the history of print and practice with WCPF panelist and friend of the Fair, wrote 💫

Thank you to all our friends and colleagues ! WCPF continues to champion women artists today & everyday!

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05/03/2026

This World Book Day we are celebrating Natasha Michaels’ ‘History Painting’ (2023), a magnificent monotype created in response to ‘s rare collection of the ‘Cabinet Du Roi’, a suite of books created to broadcast the glory of Louis XlV, The Sun King

Natasha was one of our WCPF x Ushaw Artists in Residence in 2023 and had access to the incredible collection of books and rarities at this fascinating historic house, chapels & grounds.

The exhibition, ‘Architecture & Design in the Age of Louis XlV’ is currently showing until 12 April.

Experience a visual tour of 17th century France through the lens of 15 original Cabinet volumes from the Ushaw collection 💫



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25/02/2026

Thank you and massive shout out to Critic, Art Historian & long time friend of the Fair, Nigel Ip for delivering an incredibly thoughtful & insightful talk the history of print last night 💫

‘Quirkiness and The Printed Image’ took place at the stunning private collection of artist Glenn Brown in the heart of Marylebone. It was wonderful to see so many of our friends and colleagues in attendance. We can’t wait for the next one!

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