East End Day and West End Night 2024
Frieze Week celebrates the span of London’s art landscape, with special exhibitions, private views, late openings and parties
Frieze Week celebrates the span of London’s art landscape, with special exhibitions, private views, late openings and parties
East End Day and West End Night, highlights of Frieze Week, return for 2024. Taking place on Sunday, 6 October in the East and Thursday, 10 October in the West, galleries and non-profits open to Frieze audiences, hosting special events and private views.
NB: Some galleries may require appointments to be made in advance. Please consult the galleries’ websites directly for further details.
East End Day: Sunday, 6 October, 11am – 6pm
NıCOLETTı: Tarek Lakhrissi, ‘Spit’
Project Native Informant: Juliana Huxtable
South Parade: Zoë Carlon, ‘Where and When you are’
Emalin (Holywell Lane): Stanislava Kovalcikova, ‘ret rie vers’
Emalin (Shoreditch High Street): Jasper Marsalis, ‘\m/’
Public Gallery: Emmanuel Awuni & Divine Southgate-Smith, ‘Spit’
Volte Gallery
Rose Easton: Olu Ogunnaike, ‘Is the soil right?’
The Approach: Helene Appel, ‘Background’ and Germaine Kruip, ‘Two Circles, Mirrored’
Maureen Paley (Studio M): Seb Patane, ‘In the Sharp Gust of Love’
Maureen Paley: Alexandra Bircken, ‘Gebrochenes Pferd’
Hales: Hew Locke, ‘Family Album’
Auto Italia: Hamedine Kane, ‘Salesman of Revolt’
Modern Art: Group exhibition, ‘Machine Painting’
West End Night: Thursday, 10 October, 6 – 8pm
Philip Mould & Company: '500 Years of British Art'
Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert: Gary Hume, ‘THIS WAY / THAT WAY’
Vadehra Art Gallery: Sudhir Patwardhan, ‘Cities, Built, Broken’
Richard Saltoun Gallery: Simryn Gill, ‘Shelter’
Frith Street Gallery: Marlene Dumas, ‘Mourning Marsyas’
Cristea Roberts Gallery: Ian Davenport, ‘Pathways’
Ab-Anbar: Douglas Abdell, ‘Intervalism and Other Mathematics’
Gazelli Art House: Pouran Jinchi, Ruba Salameh, ‘Female artists from the Gulf and the Middle East’
Offer Waterman: Frank Auerbach, ‘Portraits of London’
Timothy Taylor: Alex Katz, ‘Spring’
Hauser & Wirth: George Rouy, ‘The Bleed, Part I’ and Jack Whitten, ‘Speedchaser’
October Gallery: Alexis Peskine, ‘Forest Figures’
The Gallery of Everything: ‘The Divine Theatre of Seyni Awa Camara’
Mazzoleni: ‘Mythology Reinterpreted: A Journey through Ancient Inspiration in Modern & Contemporary Art’
Edel Assanti: ‘The Stars Fell on Alabama: Southern Black Renaissance’
Herald St: Mathew Cerletty: ‘Bended Knee’
GRIMM: Volker Hüller, ‘Afterparty’
The Mayor Gallery: ‘Homage to Surrealism’
Thaddaeus Ropac: Robert Longo: ‘Searchers’ and Heemin Chung: ‘UMBRA’
Modern Art: René Daniëls
Further Information
Frieze London and Frieze Masters, 9 – 13 October 2024, The Regent’s Park.
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Main image: Frank Auerbach, Mornington Crescent with the Statue of Sickert’s Father-in-Law III, Summer Morning, 1966. Courtesy Private Collection
