Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair is an international art fair showcasing the very best of contemporary print in a unique hybrid exhibition of emerging artists, famous names, and specialist galleries. The largest fair of its kind, WCPF is held annually at London’s historic Royal Arsenal.
Still pining for some beautiful linocuts, innovative screen prints, or unique monotypes? Then WCPF is providing one last opportunity to rediscover your favourite artworks from their 2021 fair with their monthly Pay Day Print Drops.
Agata Rawecka Deelen
Anna Marrow
Ben Rogers
On the last Friday of every month, you can find the best in original contemporary prints at truly accessible prices by the most exciting emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. Limited in every sense of the word, these artworks have been rigorously selected by a panel of industry experts, joining select pieces from leading participating galleries, and are available to buy for just three days. Each drop celebrates one of the intricate printmaking techniques, and the artists who specialise in them. Galleries include Jealous Gallery, Oliver Projects and Eames Fine Art.
Emma Studd
Hannah Gilson
This month, (25th to 27th March) embrace the glamour of the Oscars, but with a different type of screen, as WCPF release their latest print drop: Stars of the Screen. This curated selection of bright and bold prints are all created using silkscreen, a printmaking process popularised by the 1960s pop-art movement. Find artworks worthy of an Oscar, as each and every piece has been rigorously selected by a panel of industry experts, joining select pieces from leading participating galleries.
Roz Edenbrow
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Featured artists for March include Agata Rawecka Deelen, Emma Studd, Hannah Gilson, and Roz Edenbrow, amongst many other talents.
Shop the drop here.
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