Our team
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Director & Co-founder
Jack Bullen, Artist and founder of Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, is himself a practicing painter and printmaker.
Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair offers Jack the unique opportunity to educate collectors and novices alike on printmaking processes and techniques through a curated exhibition of invited print galleries, individual artists, printmaking studios and artist-led demonstrations, academic talks and curator tours. He is also an advocate of print as an accessible basis from which to establish an art collection, allowing for buyers to explore different artists and styles and to confidently talk about and grow their collection.
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Curator & Co-founder
Lizzie Glendinning is a Curator and Art Dealer with over 15 years professional experience curating, collecting and directing within arts and museum environments. She is the manager at Brocket Gallery, and also offers private art advisory and interior design services.
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Chair
Matt Bell volunteers as chairman of the Print Fair, working with an Advisory Board drawn from the business and cultural sectors.
Elsewhere he is Strategic Communications Director of Heatherwick Studio, a global design practice, and has held leadership roles with international NGOs, public bodies and a FTSE 100 business. He also sits on the board of Local Trust, an organisation helping communities transform the places where they live. He jointly devised the award-winning Street Elite programme which tackles youth unemployment across London, and for ten years was Chairman of Hope and Homes for Children, an international children’s charity.
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Director of VIP & Partnerships
Cia is a highly experienced art consultant with an extensive portfolio of work across the UK, USA, and Europe. She has worked with top-tier clients such as Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, Frieze London, and Frieze New York. Cia has collaborated with renowned corporate entities and media companies, including FilmLight, CAVIAR, and The Mill, bringing immense experience to the table.
Apart from consulting for corporate, media and commercial clients, Cia also dedicates herself to the professional development of artists and fostering partnerships, business growth, and relationships. She has worked with educational institutions such as The Royal College of Art, Regents' College, and City and Guilds of London Art School.
Currently, Cia serves as the Director of VIP & Partnerships at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair. Her primary objective is to enhance the fair's position in the international art scene through strategic partnerships. She strives to create a prominent standing for the fair and improve the overall experience for partners, artists, galleries, and visitors, making art more accessible and inclusive to all.
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Marketing Liaison
As the Marketing Liaison, Olivia manages all communications and partnerships with Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair.
Having recently completed a PhD in Fine Art at Newcastle University, Olivia is interested in the expanded relationship between printmaking and contemporary creative practice. She has worked across funded arts and humanities projects, university research and teaching, and galleries.
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Head of Sales
As Head of Sales, Rebecca is the first point of call for all sales enquiries throughout the year.
Rebecca is also an Artist Printmaker with years of experience practicing and teaching. She first became involved with WCPF as an exhibiting artist, and since then, has gained extensive experience working in various galleries and art spaces. Her passion for printmaking stems from a deep appreciation for the unique qualities and versatility of the medium, always inspired by the endless possibilities for experimentation and creativity.
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Project Manager for Young London Print Prize
Margo Dimlić is an artist, arts educator, and project manager for the Young London Print Prize. Having graduated with a degree in fine art from Goldsmiths University, she has since worked devising artist talks, exhibitions and on community arts projects and education. Margo continues to engage her interest in equal opportunities in the arts, education and the wider community.
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Matt Bell (Chair), Strategic Communications Director, Heatherwick Studio; Sophie Brendel, Director of Audiences, Victoria and Albert Museum; Fred Clark, Associate, Art Law Team, Boodle Hatfield LLP; Shiv Haria-Shah, Partner, Fulcrum; Katherine Heaton, Account Director, Johnson Banks; Tom Olsen, Chief Finance Officer, Revantage; Anthony Yannaghas, Art for Youth.