Mr. Kite and Stephen Hawking's Time Travel prints to be at the Royal Academy this weekend
The London Original Print Fair – now in its 29th year – returns to London's Royal Academy this weekend. Last year, I gave a talk on the making of the Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite print and this year I'm pleased to say that the Mr. Kite print will be joined by the limited edition of our Stephen Hawking Time Traveller's Invitation print.
Both are being shown by TAG Fine Arts who are exhibiting on Stand 37. The fair runs from tonight until Sunday.
Tickets are normally £12 each but you can get a free guest pass for you and a friend via TAG Fine Arts here.
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