Visitor Information

Frieze London returns to Regent’s Park this October to present the best of international contemporary art by emerging and established artists, alongside a dynamic programme of newly commissioned artworks, films and talks. Frieze Sculpture is also on display until 7 October with 25 significant outdoor works.

2018 Opening Days & Hours
Wednesday Preview 3 October (Invitation only)
Thursday Preview 4 October: 12pm-8pm
Thursday Private View 4 October: 5pm-8pm
Friday 5 - Saturday 6 October: 12pm-7pm
Sunday 7 October: 12pm-6pm

Tickets
Tickets for Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2019 will be released in July 2019.

Bag Restrictions
Due to changes in security procedure, large bag are not permitted into the event. Please do not bring suitcases, folding bicycles, scooters or any large items bigger than a handbag or laptop bag. A very limited bag drop facility will incur a £5 donation and proceeds will be donated to charity.

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Latest Frieze London

Image courtesy: Singapore Tourism Board

Sponsored Content - 13 Dec 2018

‘A Chance to Bring Global Communities Together‘

Partnership Between Frieze and Singapore Tourism Board Brings a Free, Public Discussion to Singapore Art Week 2019

James William Blades. Courtesy: Frieze

Sponsored Content - 12 Dec 2018

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Gagosian, Frieze Masters 2018

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Gallery Applications Now Open

International galleries are invited to apply for Frieze London, Frieze Masters and Frieze Sculpture 2019 until 24 January

Camille Henrot, kamel mennour/König Galerie/Metro Pictures, Live, Frieze London 2018. Photo by Linda Nylind. Courtesy of Linda Nylind/Frieze.

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Frieze Donates to Children & the Arts

More than £19,000 raised through cloakroom donations at Frieze London and Frieze Masters

Frieze London - 10 Oct 2018

Allied Editions: Affordable Art from World Class Artists

The unique artist editions collective returns to Frieze London selling work from as little as £30

Frieze Fairs - 10 Oct 2018

‘The Conversation Starts Now’

Hong Kong-based artist Wong Ping and Camden Arts Centre's Martin Clark talk about the inaugural Emerging Artist Prize at Frieze

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Sponsored Content - 09 Oct 2018

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Bharti Kher, Frieze Sculpture

08 Oct 2018

‘Transforming Regent’s Park Into The World’s Capital of Creativity’

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Frieze Fairs - 08 Oct 2018

Alex Baczynski-Jenkins: Frieze Artist Award 2018

A new choreographic commission exploring queer relationality and the politics of desire, intimacy and friendship

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Camille Henrot: Frieze Live 2018

Interactive telephone sculptures exploring abuses of power in relation to the role of technology

Kahlil Joseph, Fly Paper, 2017. Installation view: The Store X Berlin, 2018. Photo: Jack Hems.

Sponsored Content - 06 Oct 2018

‘We Are Strangely Used to Asking Artists to Turn Down Their Sound’

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By Matthew McLean