Corbin Shaw Prints, Flags and Shows

Corbin Shaw leaning on a counter in front of shelves of bottles, chin on his hand, beside a gold skull — Corbin Shaw. Photo: Oliver Truelove for METAL Magazine. Cropped and framed by CoolCuration.

Last updated: 26 October 2026

Corbin Shaw is a Sheffield-born artist based in east London who reworks flags, textiles and tabloid headlines to ask what Englishness means now. Here you will find the Corbin Shaw prints you can buy from his own shop, his recent shows, and our pages on his editions.

Our take on Corbin Shaw

Shaw was born in 1998 and studied at Central Saint Martins. His own site sums up his subject as “personal & national identity, modern day folklore and masculinity”, and he is best known for textiles and flags, above all his reworked St George’s cross.

He says he approaches British identity “with love, care, sympathy, criticism, and distance from the subject”. His 2023 show at Jealous East rebuilt a newsagent’s kiosk around The Sun’s headlines, and he has since worked with Fred Perry, the Pet Shop Boys and Team GB.

Shaw sells directly from his own studio shop. So Corbin Shaw prints start at £100 for the signed ENGL’ISH’ print, and his earlier Hard Cash edition of 50 has sold out.

Corbin Shaw: the essentials

Born in Sheffield in 1998 and now based in Bethnal Green, east London, according to his own website.
Graduated from Central Saint Martins.
2022: Nowt As Queer As Folk at GUTS Gallery, a show with Martin Parr at OOF Gallery, and work in Designing the Beautiful Game at the Design Museum.
2023: The People Fled When The Sun Went Down, Jealous East, Shoreditch, 21 September to 7 October 2023.
2024: Eurotrash at Spazio Maiocchi, Milan, plus projects with Fred Perry, the Pet Shop Boys and Team GB with King & McGaw.

Corbin Shaw exhibitions: recent

October 2026: Shaw curated Feast of Fools, a group show of 10 artists at the Groucho Club in Soho, a private members’ club. Dazed covered the launch.
Life Should Mean a Lot Less Than This, The Fores Project, London, October 2025. His sixth solo show, built from newspaper collage.
It’s All About Me / It’s All About You, a group show at Cooke Latham Gallery, London, November 2025.
Lives Less Ordinary, a group show at Two Temple Place, London, February 2025.

Where to buy Corbin Shaw prints

Everything below comes from his own shop unless stated, and his studio offers collection in east London.

ENGL’ISH’, £100: a signed A3 giclée on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, in an open edition. Our ENGL’ISH’ print page covers the framing options.
The English Dream, £300: a giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching, 29.7 x 42cm (11 3/4 x 16 1/2in), signed and numbered from an edition of 100. The price covers numbers 50 to 75 and may rise after that.
Slogan flag, £50: one of his textile pieces.
You’ll Be Golden, £720: a framed limited edition print sold by King & McGaw.

Corbin Shaw prints and editions on CoolCuration

Corbin Shaw ENGL'ISH' print, a St George's cross with black lettering, in a metal frame on a concrete wall

Corbin Shaw ENGL’ISH’ Print – from £100

Framed Corbin Shaw Hard Cash print featuring bold yellow riso text over a £5 banknote, in a silver frame with white mount, hung on a white wall.

Corbin Shaw – Hard Cash – £105

Corbin Shaw FAQs

How much do Corbin Shaw prints cost?

His slogan flag is £50, the signed ENGL’ISH’ print £100 and The English Dream £300. The framed You’ll Be Golden edition from King & McGaw is £720.

Are Corbin Shaw prints signed?

Yes. ENGL’ISH’ is signed in an open edition, and The English Dream is signed and numbered from an edition of 100.

Which gallery represents Corbin Shaw?

His website names no gallery, and he sells his own prints and flags directly from his east London studio.

Is Hard Cash still available?

No. His Hard Cash print, an edition of 50, has sold out.

Corbin Shaw