London Original Print Fair 2025: Lougher's Highlights
The London Original Print Fair (LOPF) is the UK’s premier event dedicated to printmaking, bringing together leading international galleries, print studios, and collectors. Held annually, this prestigious fair celebrates the artistry and innovation of print techniques, from traditional methods to cutting-edge contemporary approaches. Now in its latest edition at Somerset House, the 2025 fair promises an exciting showcase of limited-edition works from world-renowned artists and emerging talents alike.
This year, visitors can expect an impressive selection of prints, with standout contributions from key exhibitors.
Our must-see booths:
Counter Editions (Stand S4)
A leading force in contemporary print publishing, Counter Editions has been at the forefront of the print world for 25 years, collaborating with over 100 artists. At this year's fair, they are unveiling a brand-new release. 'A Deeper Place', by Tracey Emin, known for her deeply personal and expressive works. The gallery continues to champion fine art printmaking with innovative techniques and an ever-growing roster of celebrated artists.
Hauser & Wirth (Stand S9)
One of the most prestigious galleries in the world, Hauser & Wirth is returning to LOPF with a carefully curated selection that highlights the significance of prints and editions in contemporary art. Their booth will feature new and recent works by William Kentridge, George Condo, Rita Ackermann, and Thomas J Price, alongside historical pieces from Philip Guston, Eduardo Chillida, and Dieter Roth. This selection underscores the gallery’s commitment to bridging past and present in printmaking.
Manifold Editions (Stand S8)
Founded in 2011, Manifold Editions has built a strong reputation for working with top contemporary artists to produce meticulously crafted fine art prints. This year, their stand will feature works from renowned names such as Harland Miller, Anish Kapoor, Grayson Perry, and Chris Levine. Their editions are produced in small numbers, ensuring exclusivity and high collectibility.
RAW Editions (Stand E7)
A London-based private gallery specialising in post-war and contemporary editions, RAW Editions focuses on the raw materials and intricate processes behind printmaking. Their booth will feature an expertly curated selection, including stunning works by Tom Hammick. With a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and artistic experimentation, RAW Editions continues to push the boundaries of print media.
Jealous (Stand W8)
Known for its dynamic approach to contemporary print publishing, Jealous is both a fine art print studio and a gallery dedicated to working with established and emerging artists. At LOPF 2025, they will be launching a highly anticipated new edition by David Shrigley, titled I Will Not Allow The Dark Skies To Affect Me, a striking 22-colour screenprint with varnish overlay. Jealous’ reputation for producing bold, humorous, and thought-provoking prints makes their stand an essential stop for visitors.
Visit Lougher’s Stand – A Destination for Iconic Collectibles
Lougher is excited to exhibit for the first time at LOPF, Stand S1. We’re offering an exceptional selection of collectible prints, catering to both seasoned collectors and newcomers looking to invest in high-value pieces. From the mesmerising dots of Yayoi Kusama to the visionary works of David Hockney, Peter Doig, and Damien Hirst, Lougher’s curation spans the most sought-after names in contemporary art.
Whether you're looking for a statement piece for your collection or an accessible entry point into fine art investment, Lougher’s booth is an unmissable stop at the fair. With an expertly curated mix of rare editions and affordable works, there’s something for every collector.
Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the best in contemporary printmaking at the London Original Print Fair 2025. Visit Somerset House to discover extraordinary artworks and start collecting!
All images taken by Lougher Contemporary at London Original Print Fair 2025, Somerset House.
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