The venue

For this new edition, Offprint London takes place at 180 Studios. 

Offprint moves to 180 Studios for the first time—a new setting that signals a shift towards a more hybrid and experimental environment, reflecting the editorial practices it champions.

Offprint remains an independent space, driven by publishers, artists, and their communities. At 180 Studios, it inhabits a site where production, distribution, and contemporary cultures intersect, reaffirming its role as an international platform for independent publishing.

About 180 Studios 

180 The Strand (or 180 Studios) is a meeting place for London’s creative community — an iconic Brutalist building transformed into a global cultural centre. At its core is 180 Studios, a network of multi-use production and exhibition spaces supporting independent creators and emerging talent, home to over 45 companies spanning fashion, art, technology, design, music, publishing, journalism and food. Uniquely, 180 blends the analogue and the digital — design and fashion alongside world-class XR facilities and digital content production acting as both a creative home and a global broadcaster, giving its community the space to make work within its walls and the tools to amplify it out to the world.

Its exhibition spaces, programmed and curated by the 180 community, have hosted exhibitions by artists such as Theaster Gates, Arthur Jafa, Anish Kapoor, Ai Weiwei, Ryoji Ikeda, Julia Knox, Khalil Joseph, Virgil Abloh, Ben Kelly, Wes Anderson, Gabriel Moses, as well as The Underground Cinema — BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions, alongside major cultural moments including London Fashion Week. Music sits at the heart of the programme too, with live performances, talks and Devon Turnbull’s OJAS Listening Room — alongside 180 residents including The Vinyl Factory, Fact and Phonica Records. With restaurants including Ikoyi, Toklas, Chef Mateo and Corner Shop, it has also become recognised as one of London’s most exciting food destinations.

Founded by Mark Wadhwa and led by CEO Tom Preston-Werner (co-founder of GitHub), 180 Studios is building the world’s first global collaborative network for the creative community — where physical space, people and technology come together.