The art world descends on London this week for arguably the highlight in the art market's global calendar. For several weeks Regent’s Park has been at the centre of a hive
of activity in preparation for the twelfth edition of Frieze Art Fair. Over 160
leading contemporary galleries and over 1000 artists from around the world will
be showcased under a temporary white cube mothership, designed by Barber & Osgerby of London-based Universal Design Studio.
Frieze week is a
flâneur’s paradise for not only high quality art but the spectacle of
artists, curators, collectors and members of the art cognoscenti who peruse statement gallery stands and jaunt from country to country – travelling as
locally between West and East London to as far reaching as the contemporary art
quarters of America, Asia and Europe, all within a few stylish steps from one
another.
Discover my guide
to this year’s schedule at London Calling, the latest platform where I will be contributing arts and culture-related highlights in the capital. Plan your visit to Frieze with my breakdown of the five programmes taking place between
15th and 19th October. From the annual Frieze Projects commissions that will be
popping up across several locations on- and off-site to the popular Frieze Sculpture Park featuring
international public art works in Regent’s Park as well as old guard creations at
Frieze Masters - there is something for every eye at Frieze.
Frieze Film - Baby I Got Better Things To Be Doing With My Time by Cally Spooner
Frieze Art Fair runs from 15th-18th October and Frieze Masters between 15th-19th October in Regent’s Park,
London. Access to Frieze Sculpture Park is free to the public.
