Frieze Week: Wednesday
Preview for Frieze London and Frieze Masters offers museum-quality presentations, emerging talents and the world's most significant artists
Preview for Frieze London and Frieze Masters offers museum-quality presentations, emerging talents and the world's most significant artists
Frieze London and Frieze Masters open today to those with Preview access.
At Frieze London, solo presentations include Melvin Edwards (Stephen Friedman Gallery), KAWS (Galerie Perrotin) Mary Reid Kelley (Pilar Corrias), Alicja Kwade (kamel mennour) and Thomas Ruff (Rüdiger Schöttle).
Then make a bee-line to Focus for Anna Uddenberg at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, Xinyi Cheng at Antenna Space and Ben Burgis & Ksenia Pedan’s immersive installation at debut exhibitors Union Pacific.
More Frieze London highlights are detailed online.
At Frieze Masters, sample the span of art history, from a 4,000 BC Canaanite deity at Kallos Gallery to a recreation of the studio of Peter Blake at Waddington Custot. More highlights, including Andean textiles and Japanese armour, are detailed online.
At 7pm, there’s the premiere of the 2017 Frieze Film commissions, including works by Alex Bag and Raphaela Vogel, in the Auditorium at Frieze London.
For those visiting later in the week, plan your priorities with videos of Frieze Masters exhibitors showcasing some of their most special pieces - or see what journalists have picked up on, with a digest of the Financial Times's special Frieze week supplement.
Check back during the week for more of the day-by-day guide to London's most significant art week.
Main image: visitors to Frieze Masters 2016
