Frieze has made its iconic return this year to Regent’s Park. Both Frieze London and Frieze Masters bring together more than 280 galleries from 45 countries. Frieze London, as ever, features a spectacular variety of contemporary art. The works range from colourful everyday life objects to artwork of cultural, social and sexual nature. Some of which, such as the eight hours of whale song, relate to environmental issues. Frieze Master, meanwhile, showcases historical art. As well as a variety of sculptures and paintings relating to historic, prehistoric and religious subjects.
Frieze London is located on the south of Regent’s Park, and after finishing there you can make your way up the Broadwalk to Frieze Masters. This is located next to London Zoo. Within both of the galleries you will be able to find a variety of artwork that is colourfully attractive, as well as historically and culturally significant.
Aren’t we lucky to have a delicious art overload event that enables people to experience the splendours of Regent’s Park?
Frieze runs 15th – 19th October. Tickets and further info can be found here
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