IN ITS FIRST year, the Winter Print Fair is coming to the National Print Museum this weekend.

Running over three days, the museum will showcase a curated group of Irish artists working in the medium of print – including letterpress, etching and screen printing. There will also be a selection of artists working in associated crafts such as illustration and origami. 

Admission is free of charge, with a framer on-site taking orders for the framing of prints just in time for Christmas. 

A number of print-related activities will also be available throughout the weekend for visitors of all ages.

The first Winter Print Fair at the National Print Museum will open on Friday 30 November from 6-10pm, and from 11am-4pm on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 December.

1. Urban Grid by Ann Kavanagh

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2. Two Fingers by Monika Crowley

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3. Sailing into Port by Sylvia Hemmingway

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4. National Gallery of Ireland, Clare Street by Sophie Kelliher

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5. Liberty Hall by Sophie Kelliher

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6. Kiosk, Leeson Street by Sophie Kelliher

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7. Compassion by Daniel Lipstein

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8. Chaffinch by Sylvia Hemmingway

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9. Casino Marino by Sophie Kelliher

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10. Ageless by Monika Crowley

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