Awards at the Fair
As part of our ongoing commitment to the print medium, the London Original Print Fair presents a series of prizes and initiatives each year to support future printmaking and to promote new acquisitions for public print collections. These include: the Hallett Independent Acquisitions Award, which enables a museum or gallery to acquire an original print (or prints) for their collection; the Jerwood Printmaking Today Prize, open to artists within the first 10 years of their printmaking practice who demonstrate a deep understanding of the medium or a fresh approach to printmaking; the Jerwood London Original Print Fair Prize, awarded to an artist, working in any print medium, exhibiting in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition; the Jealous Prize, a residency awarded annually to a small number of MA graduates from London’s major art colleges; and the MARA LOPF NOW Prize, awarded to one student from the RA Schools working in print.
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Hallett Independent Acquisitions Award
Each year, museums and galleries across the UK are invited to apply for the Hallett Independent Acquisitions Award, an initiative enabling them to acquire a new work from the London Original Print Fair.
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Jerwood Printmaking Today Prize
Open to artists within 10 years of starting their printmaking practice. Exhibitors at LOPF are invited to nominate artists whose work demonstrates a deep understanding of the medium or a fresh approach to printmaking.
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Jerwood London Original Print Fair Prize
An annual Print Prize awarded to artists exhibiting in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, awarded to an artist working in print in any medium.
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The MARA LOPF NOW Prize for Printmaking in the RA Schools
Launched by LOPF in 2014, the MARA LOPF NOW prize is open to all students at the Royal Academy Schools. Since 2016 the prize has been sponsored by Alice and Emily Mara in memory of their late father, the artist Tim Mara.
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