Over 150 unique artworks, limited-edition prints, specially commissioned homewares, clothing and accessories by world-renowned artists and designers will be on sale at No.9 Cork Street, Frieze’s permanent, year-round space. With prices ranging from £5 to £50,000, the pop-up shop makes collecting contemporary art and design accessible and fun. Generously supported by Bicester Village, all proceeds directly support registered charity Studio Voltaire’s renowned artistic and community programmes.

Founded in 2010, House of Voltaire is inspired by influential artists’ shops, including Keith Haring’s Pop Shop and the Bloomsbury Group’s Omega Workshops. Every item available in-store and online is exclusive to House of Voltaire.

Highlights include:
• House of Voltaire’s ever-popular cashmere and lambswool artists’ blanket editions, with works by Hurvin Anderson, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Tom of Finland, Sanya Kantarovsky, KAWS, Anna Weyant, Rachel Whiteread, Jonas Wood and Rose Wylie.
• Limited-edition prints and special editions, including hand-finished canvas prints by Rachel Jones, prints by current Turner Prize winner Nnena Kalu, Chantal Joffe lithographs, prints by Patrizio di Massimo, etchings by T. Venkanna, risographs by Katherine Hubbard, ceramic sculptures by Lubna Chowdhary, and woodcuts by Jake Grewal.
• Fashion and accessories, featuring hand-sequined leopard-print bodega bags crafted by London fashion designer Ashish, leather weekend bags by Rene Matić, silk scarves by France-Lise McGurn, and merino wool scarves by Ella Kruglyanskaya, plus artists’ T-shirts from £20 by Jeremy Deller, Mark Leckey, France-Lise McGurn, Dean Sameshima and Sir Stanley Spencer.
• Homewares including hand-tufted Enrico David and Beryl Cook rugs, produced with artisanal rug-maker Christopher Farr, borosilicate glassware by Jochen Holz and Martino Gamper; and Tit Brick towels by Sarah Lucas and Tekla.
• Original, unique works that have been generously donated by leading international artists including Beryl Cook, Scott Covert, Thea Djordjadze, Kaye Donachie, Martino Gamper, David Hoyle, Rachel Kneebone, Ella Kruglyanskaya, France-Lise McGurn, Pedro Reyes, Richard Slee, Mary Stephenson, Linder, Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan and Caragh Thuring.
• Stocking fillers from £7, featuring Tom of Finland Christmas baubles, makeup bags by Matthew Higgs, embroidered socks by Jake Grewal, and artist tea towels by Beryl Cook, Nicole Eisenman, Tom of Finland, Maeve Gilmore, Antony Gormley, Ed Ruscha, Peter Saville and Louis Wain.

All works will be available in-store at House of Voltaire at No. 9 Cork Street and via houseofvoltaire.org, with global shipping.

Throughout the run, a rotating cast of familiar faces from the worlds of art, fashion and design will act as guest shopkeepers and host a series of special events.

Thanks to a major three-year partnership, Bicester Village is also providing transformational funding to Studio Voltaire’s Learning Programme, allowing significant expansion of its creative programming with local schools, colleges and community groups. Designed to overcome the barriers often encountered in formal education, the programme champions those with limited access to creative opportunities by providing free, artist-led workshops, drop-in activities and skills-development sessions.

Generously supported by: Bicester Village