House of Voltaire, No. 9 Cork Street, Mayfair, London W1S 3LL
27 November–19 December 2026, Tuesday–Saturday, 10 am–6 pm
Our celebrated pop-up shop, House of Voltaire, is opening in the heart of Mayfair at No. 9 Cork Street, just in time for Christmas shopping.
Over 150 unique artworks, limited-edition prints, specially commissioned homewares, clothing and accessories by world-renowned artists and designers will be on sale. 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.
Contributing artists and designers include: Hurvin Anderson, Aaron Angell, Ashish, Niklas Asker, Cory Arcangel, Alexandra Bircken, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Sol Calero, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Gabriel Chaile, Lubna Chowdhary, Beryl Cook, Daniel Correa Mejía, Scott Covert, Enrico David, Jeremy Deller, Thea Djordjadze, Kaye Donachie, Nicole Eisenman, Tom of Finland, Martino Gamper, Ryan Gander, Antony Gormley, Jake Grewal, Anthea Hamilton, Richard Hawkins, Sharon Hayes, Caspar Heinemann, Sophie Von Hellermann, Celia Hempton, Camille Henrot, Matthew Higgs, Jochen Holz, David Hoyle, Katherine Hubbard, Nova Jiang, Chantal Joffe, Joseph Jones, Rachel Jones, Nnena Kalu, Sanya Kantarovsky, Anish Kapoor, KAWS, Scott King, Rachel Kneebone, Preslav Kostov, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Mark Leckey, Linder, Sarah Lucas, Patrizio di Massimo, Rene Matić, France-Lise McGurn, Roberto Gil de Montes, Amalia Pica, Laure Prouvost, Pedro Reyes, Sterling Ruby, Ed Ruscha, Nicolás Said, Dean Sameshima, Peter Saville, William Scott, Tai Shani, James Shaw, David Shrigley, Andrew Sim, Richard Slee, Sir Stanley Spencer, Mary Stephenson, Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan, T. Venkanna, Louis Wain, Anna Weyant, Rachel Whiteread, Jonas Wood, Rose Wylie and many more…
All works will be available in-store at House of Voltaire, No. 9 Cork Street, and via houseofvoltaire.org, with global shipping.
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.
About Studio Voltaire
Studio Voltaire is one of the UK’s leading not-for-profit arts and education organisations. Championing emerging and under-represented artists, we commission and produce exhibitions, artist development programmes, civic and learning projects, live events and offsite commissions. Studio Voltaire is a registered charity and part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio.
Web | studiovoltaire.org
Instagram/Facebook | @studiovoltairelondon
TikTok | @studiovoltaire
About Bicester Village
As the founding Village of The Bicester Collection, Bicester Village has established a 30-year reputation for its curation of luxury brands–as well as for unbeatable year-round savings. More than 160 boutiques of globally renowned British and international fashion and lifestyle brands line its beautifully landscaped pedestrianised streets, which are modelled on the villages in surrounding Oxfordshire. Located just under an hour by direct train from London Marylebone, the Village’s boutiques, seamless shopping services and enticing restaurants and cafés come together to provide the perfect day out.
Web | thebicestercollection.com/bicester-village
Instagram | @bicestervillage
Facebook | @bicestervillage
TikTok | @bicestervillage
Image credits
Image courtesy of Studio Voltaire. Photographs by Francis Ware and Tom Carter