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Our office will be closed from Thursday 25th December and we will return on Monday 5th January. Orders placed after 23rd December will not be processed until our return on Monday 5th January.

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Black Friday has officially begun, and our exclusive offer starts now.
From Tuesday 25th November until Monday 1st December at 10am, you can enjoy a free frame on selected artworks from our Crated Collection here.

Our in-house curating team has handpicked 13 artworks for this offer, each paired with a framing style chosen to complement the piece perfectly. The frame style for each artwork has been thoughtfully selected in advance, making it easy to choose a beautifully finished piece, ready to hang.

This is a limited-time Black Friday event, and once the offer ends, it won’t return. Once your order has been placed, our team will begin processing it and working on your framing. Please allow up to 3-weeks for your framed order, however it could arrive sooner.

This promotion is valid from Tuesday 25th November 2025 until Monday 1st December 2025 at 10:00am (GMT).
The offer cannot be redeemed before or after these dates.

Customers will receive a free frame when purchasing any artwork from the 13 selected pieces within the Crated Collection.
The framing style has been pre-selected by our in-house curating team and cannot be altered.

Once your order has been placed, our team will begin processing it and working on your framing. Please allow up to 3-weeks for your framed order, however it can arrive sooner. Please note this offer does not apply to international orders, as framed orders can not be shipped internationally.

The offer applies only to the 13 artworks included in the Crated Collection.
The free frame cannot be transferred to any other artwork, product, or collection.

This promotion is not valid for international orders.
The offer cannot be combined with any other promotions, discounts, or voucher codes.

All purchases made under this Black Friday promotion are final sale.
No refunds or exchanges will be offered on artworks purchased as part of this offer, except where required by law.

All artworks are subject to availability. Once sold out, the offer cannot be honoured on future restocks.

We reserve the right to update, modify, or withdraw this offer at any time without prior notice.

Following the success of Babak Ganjei’s sought-after Glow in the Dark edition earlier this year, we caught up with the comedian and London-based artist to invite him to create a series of spooky new works exclusively for our Print Club community (and a restock of your favourite editions too!)

Babak has handpicked some of his favourite cult films, think Se7en and Dracula, and resurrected them as brand-new cinematic concepts with a twist.

As always, Ganjei’s work sparks conversation. His witty musings and playful imagination remind us all not to take life too seriously.

With Tarantino surely lurking around the corner to turn these ideas into future blockbusters, you’ll want to grab one of these works before they become a piece of movie history.

For the very first time, we’re thrilled to introduce The Collectors Club, our way of celebrating and rewarding our most dedicated collectors and art enthusiasts who have supported us since 2007.

As a member, you’ll enjoy exclusive early access to new releases from some of the most exciting and influential names in contemporary art. You’ll also receive a 20% collectors-only discount on each launch – our thank-you for being part of the journey.

Every drop is carefully curated, bringing together both established artists and emerging talents who are shaping the future of today’s art scene. Each release offers a rare opportunity to collect distinctive, limited-edition works that embody creativity, craftsmanship, and contemporary vision.

The first Collectors Club issue is just around the corner — sign up now to make sure you don’t miss it!

Over a decade ago, Joe Wilson’s original Princess Mononoke screen print sold out in a flash, quickly becoming a collector’s favourite. Now, to celebrate 40 years of Studio Ghibli, we’re thrilled to announce a brand new re-edition, and more!

Joe Wilson returns to the world of Princess Mononoke with two stunning new screen prints, exclusively with Print Club London. One is a reimagining of his iconic original design, the other a brand new companion piece, both crafted with Joe’s signature detail and storytelling style.

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Ghibli magic, reimagined for a new generation.

Intrusions is a solo show by Valeska Hykel, exhibiting brand new unique monoprints and original paintings.

Valeska is a painter and printmaker based in Bristol. Her work is an ongoing dialogue between these two practices. Painting directly onto the screen’s mesh she creates monotypes that toy with the boundaries of painting within print.

Through a language of bold, gestural brush marks and an almost edible colour palette, Valeska explores the impossibility of uncovering ideal forms and celebrates the imperfection that process gives rise to. The resulting work comes forth as grand abstracts that play with notions of beauty. Referencing the magnificence of 17th century European still lifes, Valeska strives toward deceptively aesthetic work that symbolises the ongoing transparency between life, degeneration, and death.

Intrusions is comprised of a new body of screenprinted monotypes, painted spontaneously and directly onto the screen’s mesh, as well as the first of her large abstract paintings on canvas. Valeska was awarded the Rebecca Smith Prize for Printmaking, and in 2022 she was selected as a ‘Top Pick’ from the Curated Hang by the directors of Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair. Later completing Print Club’s Artist Residency programme in April 2023.

We are so excited to invite you to Blisters: Time to Play which will showcase over 50 emerging and established artists, each with a brand new and exclusive edition of handmade screenprints responding to the theme of PLAY. We have an incredible line up of artists, and all artwork will be available for the ONE-NIGHT-ONLY price of £50 each. Any remaining prints will be available for £100 online after the event, so RSVP now for the best value!

This year’s exhibition presents pieces from renowned contemporary artists such as Anthony Burrill, Oliver Jeffers, Morag Caister, Lucille Clerc, Babak Ganjei, John Booth and many more. And your Print Club favourites of course!

The immersive opening night includes fairground games, a live DJ, and delicious Mexican food and cocktail bar from Corrochio’s! Scroll down for a first look at some of the artwork we have in store…

On the night, our fine art studios Absorb Arts will also be hosting open studios. Packed full of painters, sculptors, printmakers, graphic designers and more, head upstairs to meet the artists and see their work.

For exhibition and press enquiries, please contact Claudia Hogg | Gallery Manager

For a sense of what to expect from the show… Here’s some highlights from our last Blisters exhibition!

Over the past four years Print Club London have been collaborating with emerging and established artists on the Choose Love collection. Through the sales of the exclusive prints and fundraising exhibitions we raise money in support of the charity Help Refugees. The project launched with an exhibition at Somerset House on World Refugee Day in 2018 and the collection has grown since, travelling to Pikes Ibiza, a second show at Somerset House and producing sell out prints for Help Refugees Choose Love pop up store.

From print making to collage and photography each artwork in the collection is completely unique in its design and available to buy from our gallery with all proceeds going directly to support the charity. Artists to date who have worked on the project include Stanely Donwood, Quentin Jones, Morag Mysercough, Noel Fielding and Anish Kapoor. The exclusive artworks are on sale via our website and we hope you will join us and Choose Love!

Since the launch Print Club London have raised over £150,000 for the charity Help Refugees to date.* This couldn’t have been possible without the generosity of our artists using their talent to produce pieces of art for our gallery and our customers who invested in the beautiful art and the cause! Here’s where your money has gone and how much of a positive impact it has had!

There are 8000 refugees currently living in Moria camp – which was designed for 1500 people. Help Refugees fund many of the services and support available to people living in there and the diaper programme is a big one as there are almost a thousand babies in the camp.

Refugee4Refugees have done incredible work and equipped thousands of people with non-food items over the past months in their distribution centre. Meanwhile all women and children have access to non food items, which consist mainly of clothes, hygiene-items and sleeping bags. In March and April, our partner organised NFI distributions for all male residents of the camp using a ticketing system. Furthermore prams were distributed for babies in their free shop and provided to different projects around the island. New arrivals get 2 sets of everything including a hygiene package, shoes and a jacket. The organisation is still only sustainable actor on the island that provides NFIs in large quantities.

£11,500 has gone towards dry foods and nutritional provisions. Our money supports partners such as InterEuropean Human Aid Association which provides meals for communities in Northern Greece. We’ve also funded food baskets to Pikpa, and independent community living in Lesvos so they can cook communal meals with their kitchens.

We are One‘s safe space for women and babies: The team offers fruit, eggs, fresh salads and drinks for all the participants. Babies under 2 years receive bananas and other snacks. Pregnant women get some extra food, such as nuts. Each Monday, on the ‘pregnant women only’ day, a warm, nutritious meal and a fresh salad is served that is explicitly aimed at the needs of pregnant women.

Mazi Youth Centre run by Still I Rise: Breakfast and lunch is given daily as well as dinner once a week for all the students (unaccompanied children).

Baobab Community Centre for Families: Light meals are cooked on site and available in the centre. In the last weeks they were preparing up to 250 – 300 meals a day. There is hot tea and water to drink.

Action for Education‘s Banana House: One hot and fresh meal is provided for each of the participants daily. Every month they serve around 2500 meals.

Thanks to your support, together with our partners we are currently looking into options to start providing supplementary food for babies from 6 months – 24 months.

£3000 has gone towards the monthly running costs of Say it Loud Club in London, a team of staff and volunteers that support LGBTQIA+ refugees and asylum seekers. The Say It Loud community provides a valuable support system for LGBTQIA+ refugees as they gain the right to live freely in the UK.

£10,000 has gone towards a grant to SOS MEDITERRANEE so they can resume live saving search and rescue missions in the central Mediterranean Sea. Since March 2016 their team has rescued 31,618 children, women and men.

We want to thank everyone that has supported this project so far. If you would like any more information about how your money has been spent do get in touch with [email protected]

A massive thank you to all our supporters, artists and of course Katharine Hamnett and the Help Refugees team.

BLISTERS: SEASON SEVEN is a distant memory now… Or is it, we still have tons of rad artwork inspired by your favourite TV shows available on our online gallery! Scroll down to see a recap of all the fun that was had at the show and a selection of the pieces still available for sale!

It’s important to share with you all the people who made Blisters possible! Without our neighbours over at MC Motors, we wouldn’t have a space to put on the biggest screenprinted poster show! Thank you Castle Gibson for lending us the space and Ruby’s Dalston for serving up all the refreshments for the evening!

This Year we were kindly sponsored by Beck’s Beer who kept your thirst quenched throughout the evening, launching their Be Kreativ Art labels at Blisters: Season Seven!

Year on year GF Smith always support all our projects and Blisters is no exception! The lovely people a GF Smith supplied us with over 3000 sheets of paper this year and we can’t thank them enough!

And finally, after all the Beck’s beer you were all in need of some grub! Imad’s Syrian kitchen came up trumps and supplied you all with delicious plates of his stand-out falafel! Here at Print Club HQ we LOVE imad’s food!

We have been blown away by the support for our collaboration with Help Refugees. We are continuing to raise funds for the charity throughout the year so watch this space for more releases and exclusive prints. This project wouldn’t have been possible without the dedication of our artists, especially Adrian- Florin Ardelean and his team who produced our behind the scenes film showcasing some of our favourite artists creating their ‘Choose Love’ pieces.

Watch below to see Mr Bingo, Rose Stallard, Alexa Coe & Rob Ryan working on their exclusive artworks.

All proceeds from the sales of the Choose Love prints directly support the incredible work of Help Refugees.

One of hell of a line-up and queues out the door, last night’s Blister show was a roaring success! If you made it down to the show but didn’t commit to picking up your favourite print then you have another chance, they are all available online NOW! (If they didn’t sell out on the night)

If you missed the action on the opening night you can see check out all that went on at the opening night below!

We want to thanks our sponsors Castle Gibson, Ruby’s Bar, G.F. Smith and Sipsmith for helping make Blisters: The Paperback Edition happen!

We recently held a Preview Evening ahead of our upcoming Blisters: The Paperback Edition which you may have seen on our social media. We gave our guests a little taste of what is to be expected for the our show in October. We would like to say a HUGE thank you to, Alexis Foreman, Lucinda Mitra, Emily Murray, Vikki Pearson, Emma Jane Palin, Natasha Nuttall and Tun Shin Chang for coming down and taking part, we had a lovely evening.

We also want to say thank you to Castle Gibson for letting us use their space and Sip Smith for providing refreshments throughout the evening, and last but by no means least Artist Residence for an incredible dinner!

Our opening night at Somerset House drew in hundreds of people last Wednesday! With drinks flowing courtesy of Peroni Ambra and a strong line-up of artists and screen prints available it was sure to be a great evening! Here’s a few snaps from the evening in case you weren’t able to pop down!

You turned out in your hundreds for the private view of our Summer Screen Prints exhibition and now we are officially open to the public. Our curated selection of 17 of the most
inspiring Print Club artists both established and emerging; from illustrators to street artists, were paired with a film from theFilm4 summer screenings lineup.

Offering a blend of both classic and contemporary films spread over 14 nights , Somerset House puts on London’s largest outdoor cinema and we are delighted to return with a unique contemporary print show to compliment it. The 1st Editions are framed on the walls to view with each limited edition print signed & numbered. They are exclusively available alongside an archived collection of film posters and other arty bits to buy right from the exhibition. All limited edition, screen printed film posters are available to PURCHASE HERE!

Aside from the display of archive prints and this year’s film posters, the exhibition includes a screening room showing a short real onPC artists & the printing process.

The exhibition will continue to run alongside the film season from now until August 17, from 10am to 6pm (and from 6:30 to 9pm for ticket holders attending the screenings). The first week kicks off on Thursday with a screening of the UK Premiere, Things to Come – Screen printed poster by Paul Wardski.

All images are credited to our new Print Club London Blogger, Gabrielle Taylor from Design Curator.

To read her full review, visit her blog here.

RSVP NOW CLICK HERE!!!

When: Wednesday 27th July 6-9pm

Where: East Wind Galleries, Somerset House

We are excited to announce that the Print Club London Summer Screen Prints exhibition is back for its fourth year at Somerset House, and it already looks set to be one of our favourites!!

Each year we get the pleasure of selecting a number of our talented artists to work in collaboration with Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House. Each artist reimagines a poster for one of the films, taking particular scenes, quotes, characters or other elements as inspiration.

Paul Wardski / Opening Night Premiere: Things to Come (Showing 4 August)

Cassandra Yap / Bram Stoker’s Dracula (5 August)

Concepción Studios / Ex Machina (6 August)

Joe Wilson / RoboCop (6 August)

Lilly Lou / Sunset Boulevard (7 August)

Daisy Emerson / 10 Things I Hate About You (8 August)

Rose Stallard / Walkabout (9 August)

Louis Carpenter / Premiere: Julieta (10 August)

Lucille Clerc / Best of Ten: Kubrick Classics (11 August)

RYCA / Best of Ten: Kubrick Classics (11 August)

Jean Jullien / Jackie Brown (12 August)

MOL / Galaxy Quest (13 August)

Jordan Andrew Carter / The Final Girls (13 August)

Joe Cruz / Funny Face (14 August)

Peter Strain / Trainspotting (15 August)

Joe Vass / Girlhood (16 August)

Elliot Kruszynski / Closing Night Premiere: Captain Fantastic (17 August)

RSVP NOW CLICK HERE!!

* Opening Night Wednesday 29th July 6 – 9.30pm *

30 July – 23 August 2015

Open daily 10.00–18.00 and additionally from 18.30–21.00 to Film4 Summer Screen ticket holders (6–19 August)
West Wing Galleries
Free admission

Your chance to buy limited-edition prints inspired by the films in the Film4 Summer Screen season.

Back for a third year, Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House has commissioned screen-printing aficionado’s Print Club London to curate a series of contemporary screen-printed film posters.

Renowned for curating and dealing screen-printed artworks, as well as its workshops, Print Club London has hand-picked an assortment of artists and styles including Rose Blake, Cassandra Yap, Concepcion Studios and Lucille Clerc, to reflect the veritable variety of films featuring on the big screen.

Open during the day and for each evening event, the Summer Screen Prints exhibition will feature established designers alongside emerging new talent in the illustrative world’. Each exhibiting artist will reimagine a poster for one of the films in this season’s line-up, taking particular scenes, quotes, characters or anything else from their selected title as inspiration.

Each of the posters will be part of a limited-edition, signed by the artist and numbered, and exclusively available to buy for £50 from the exhibition at Somerset House.

THIS YEARS ARTISTS AND ILLUSTRATORS along with their FILM TITLES:

Cassandra Yap – True Romance

Concepcion Studios – Roman Holiday

Ben Rider – Aguirre, The Wrath of God

Claudia Borfiga – The Last of the Mohicans

Barry Leonard – Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Steve Wilson – An American Werewolf in London

Rose Blake – West Side Story

Ministry of Love – The Second Mother

Rose Stallard – Do the Right Thing

Joe Wilson – Princess Mononoke

Lucille Clerc – Gemma Bovery

Holly Wales – The Graduate

RYCA – Withnail & I

Joe Vass – The Warriors

Peter Strain – Silence of the Lambs

‘For a near-perfect London night out, you can’t beat watching a movie in the beautiful courtyard at Somerset House.’ – Time Out

The studio now is crazy busy printing the completely new and original 1600 screen prints for the show! There will be 40 exhibiting artists, each with an edition of 40 signed screen printed posters selling for £40 a pop.

Our weekend of music and the music-inspired artwork starts on Friday night in MC Motors, the 6000 square ft events venue adjacent to our studios in Dalston.

We will present a selection of 40 handpicked artists including prolific designers whose work has graced the album covers of The Chemical Brothers to The Sex Pistols and Ziggy Stardust.

Join us to see work from the likes of Fred Deakin, Kate Gibb, Stanley Donwood, Jamie Reid, Terry Pastor, amongst many more, and enjoy the stellar line-up of absolute icons that will adorn the walls!

On the opening night, we will welcome you to rock up and grab a cocktail at Ruby’s bar and savour London’s best burgers at the Lucky Chip Van!!!

For this big occasion, Fiction Records will treat us with a special gig of ‘Meanwhile’ one of the latest additions to the label’s already impressive roster.

GF Smith Collaborated with branding agency Made Thought and filmmaker Ben Stevenson to create an explosive and atmospheric short film – Bright Red – to offer a window into the Colorplan creation process, which they will showcase in a series of screenings during Blisters.

Venue: MC Motors, Millers Avenue E8 2DS
Free admission
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31 July – 25 August 2014
Open daily 10.00–18.00
Additionally from 18.30–21.00 to Film4
Summer Screen ticket holders (7–20 August)

Back for a second year, Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House has commissioned Print Club London to curate a series of contemporary screen-printed film posters for the 10 year anniversary season.

Renowned for printing, curating and dealing screen-printed artworks Print Club London has hand-picked an assortment of styles and artists, including Rose Blake, Hattie Stewart, Kate Moross, Steve Wilson, Kate Gibb and HelloVon.

Open during the day and for each evening event, the Summer Screen Prints exhibition will feature the great and good of the illustrative world. Each exhibiting artist will reimagine a poster for one of the films in this season’s line-up, bringing a unique and fresh eye to their selected title.

Each film poster will be a limited-edition and exclusively available to buy for £45 from the exhibition at Somerset House.

Rose Blake

TENTH ANNIVERSARY SCREENING

Born in London, Rose studied at Kingston and the RCA. Her bold playful work is inspired by music, the art world and the relationship between things. She has worked for clients including bbc.co.uk, Random House and Converse. She is also a member of the This Is It collective, and runs the website studiomusic.fm.

Claudia Borfiga

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY

All of Claudia’s work is hand drawn combining detail with simple lines and strong narratives. There is often a playful subject matter teasing at the everyday. Her influences range from anatomical drawings to Egon Schiele, Frida Kahlo and Dr. Seuss.

Lucille Clerc

THE GREAT BEAUTY

Lucille is a French London based Illustrator. She works mainly within the field of editorial design and illustration, occasionally also realising interior and exhibition spaces. Her personal work is mainly based on the endlessly inspiring architecture of her neighbourhood in London.

Concepción Studios

THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS

Patrick Concepción is the founder and Art Director of Concepción Studios, a studio that focuses on art direction and graphics for the entertainment industry, located in San Jose, California. Throughout his career he has reveled in designing for Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney and MUSE.

Kate Gibb

ANNIE HALL

Kate Gibb has worked as a printmaker and illustrator for over fifteen years. The kind of printing she is inspired by relies on chance, hiccups and happy accidents. Commercially she is renowned for her music-related sleeve artwork, most notably for a long-standing relationship with The Chemical Brothers.

HelloVon

BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA

HelloVon is the award winning studio founded by London based illustrator and artist Von in 2006. Utilising a seamless and dynamic blend of traditional and digital mark making techniques he has accrued an international client list, been featured in publications around the world and become one of the industry’s foremost contemporary portrait illustrators.

MOL

THE 400 BLOWS

Fred Higginson, founder of Print Club London, also works under the name of MOL (Ministry of Love). Alongside his role at the printing studio, Fred finds time to produce silk screen prints and on occasion sculptures. Fred’s techniques are as eclectic as his influences, working across mediums and using materials ranging from Play-Doh to the pencil.

Kate Morross

HAIRSPRAY

Kate Moross is a 26 year old London based creative, and is the director of Studio Moross. She has a fascination with three sided shapes, illegible typography and freeform lettering.

Mat Pringle

ROSEMARY’S BABY

Mat spends his time doing fantastical figurative illustrations often with obsessive attention to detail, working predominantly with dipping pen and ink. In the last few years he has expanded into screen and lino-cut printing which has led to teaching a BRIT Kids course in Illustration and Printmaking at the BRIT School. He still draws dinosaurs only not quite as well.

Rose Stallard

MAD MAX 2

Rose Stallard, illustrator and Creative Director of Print Club, mixes up her own drawings with found images from across the board, injecting fanzine-like enthusiasm (and discernment). Clients include The Guardian, Fiction Records, Urban Outfitters, Dazed & Confused and Glastonbury.

Hattie Stewart

SPRING BREAKERS

Hattie Stewart is a young London based illustrator. A self – proclaimed ‘professional doodler’ her unique and playful style extends itself through art and fashion. Having worked with designers such as House Of Holland, Marc By Marc Jacobs and Adidas, she has also exhibited in Miami, L.A, Bangkok, New York, Berlin and London.

Holly Wales

TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT

Holly Wales founded her Illustration practice in 2006. Her work explores a variety of subject matter and is predominantly drawing-based. She works with multiple layers of colour and deconstructs forms to build dynamic compositions which play upon chance and process.

Caspar Williamson

GHOSTBUSTERS

Caspar Williamson is heavily involved in the UK printmaking scene, publishes books on the subject and has taught both corporate and educational workshops throughout the UK. He has also exhibited widely and is represented by several galleries.

Joe Wilson

A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS

Joe Wilson is an illustrator based in the UK specialising in highly detailed, hand-drawn illustrations and print. Working with a combination of pencil, ink and digital colour, Joe’s work takes form as a hybrid of the traditional and contemporary.

Steve Wilson

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS

Steven is an Illustrator who lives and works in Brighton. He can often be found foraging through the local flea markets for obscure books and discarded paraphernalia to use as inspiration for his varied and experimental work which he generalizes as ‘somewhere between pop and psychedelia’.

Cassandra Yap

GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES

Cassandra Yap is an artist and art director based in London. Fuelled by her love of pin ups, the female form and an unhealthy obsession with vintage erotica, her photomontage halftone style illustrations are dark, bold and humorous with a kinky edge.

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For those of you who couldn’t make it down BLISTERS THE DIRECTORS CUT was a raging success with nearly 3000 people burst through the doors of MC Motors in Dalston, making it our largest Blisters yet!!! We had popcorn, yummy pizza from Little Nicki’s, super 8 projections and some dangerously delicious movie-themed cocktails from our friends at Ruby’s.

Open studios from Absorb Arts (fine art) and Millers Junction (illustration and design) really topped the evening off, nevermind our insanely good print show with a film/print for everyone in the audience! Check out these great pics of the night by Andrew Leo – all rights reserved.

Bob Gill x Print Club London Exhibition launched on 28th March and runs until 11th April. (NOW AVAILABLE IN SHOP)

ARTISTS & FILMS: Anthony Burrill – The Way Way Back / Peter Strain – Carrie / Anthony Peters – Raising Arizona / Serge Seidlitz – Gremlins / Kate Gibb – Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid / Hvass & Hannibal – Guys & Dolls / Joe Wilson – Throne of Blood / Rose Stallard – Badlands / Steve Wilson – Untouchables / James Joyce – Baby Jane / Hattie Stewart – Mean Girl / Jess Wilson – Predator/ Michael Gillette – Kes / Holly Wales – Red Shoes / MOL – Crazy Stupid Love / HelloVon – Loved Ones

An exhibition of editioned hand screen printed film posters to coincide with Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House with American Express® 1st – 21st August 2013 West Wing Galleries Somerset House. This special collaboration will see some of the most talented and innovative illustrators from the UK and USA design and produce 16 new and original screen prints, inspired by the each of the films screened this year. All the prints will be produced in limited editions of 200, signed by the artist and available to buy at £40 each. The exhibition will be open daily until late throughout the Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House season.

BUYERS NIGHT: We will be holding a buyers night especially for Print Club loyal fans and buyers so do follow us on twitter and join our mailing list (top right on the website) to ensure you get your name on the guest list first!! Spaces will be limited and news will be sent out via the newsletter! This will be like our big BLISTERS opening nights so should be amazing… more info to follow!

Somerset House today announced an exciting line-up of artists, collectives and galleries for Pick Me Up, the UK’s first contemporary graphic art fair which will return to the Embankment Galleries for its second year running, from 17 – 27 March 2011.

This year’s Pick Me Up highlights will include an open studio with legendary designer Anthony Burrill, a selection of the best new talents in graphic design and illustration from across the world, and limited edition work from Print Club London and Rose Blake amongst many others.

The UK’s most original and cutting-edge graphic art collectives and galleries will take over the Embankment Galleries to create a world of their own where they will produce, exhibit and sell a wide range of affordable
artwork. Pick Me Up favourites Concrete Hermit, Evening Tweed, It’s Nice That, Nobrow, Nous Vous and Print Club London are back alongside exciting newcomers Ditto Press, Jaguar Shoes, Puck and ThemLot. This year’s highlights include Print Club London’s limited edition print by Rose Blake to be sold for £150. Blake, along with Mr. Bingo, Supermundane and over fifty other artists, will also take part in It’s Nice That’s drawing event where each day ten top illustrators will create drawings in under thirty minutes, later to be sold for £35.

Print Club London presents ‘BLACKOUT BLISTERS’ our renowned Annual screen printed poster show, where we bring together 40 of the best Established and up and coming Illustrators. This years twist is all posters have a glow in the dark element, so enjoy even when the lights go out!

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