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A major public exhibition in London's Regent's Park from 14 September to 13 November, featuring 19 large-scale works by artists including John Giorno, Ro Robertson and Ugo Rondinone

Autumn/Winter 2022 programme at No.9 Cork Street opens with new exhibitions from international galleries and artists in the heart of Mayfair in London, from September.

Explore art from emerging stars to global icons, and uncover hidden gems at the fairs

Become a member and secure exclusive access to both fairs this October

Explore art from emerging stars to global icons, and uncover hidden gems at the fairs

From accessibility rights to environmentalism, three frieze editors look ahead to what should change in the art world in 2022

The fairs return to the grounds of Regent's Park in October 2022, alongside Frieze Sculpture and new exhibitions at No.9 Cork Street

Unmissable artists, objects, talks and sculptures at this year's fairs

Apply by Monday 23rd August to attend our new, free-to-attend art writing course, which takes place in London in autumn 2021

The new gallery space in Mayfair will launch with three ambitious exhibitions from international galleries James Cohan, Commonwealth and Council and Proyectos Ultravioleta

UK-based Black and POC emerging curators are invited to apply for a paid position as part of the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship

Opening in October 2021 the new initiative will be a hub for international galleries, in the heart of Mayfair

The next editions of the fairs return to The Regent’s Park from 13 - 17 October, alongside Frieze Sculpture and Frieze Viewing Room

From Swatches to Sarah Lucas, the founder of London’s The Perimeter on forming his collection – and why you won’t find him in a gallery’s DMs

Starting in November 2019, Langret to lead on the strategic development and artistic programme for the contemporary art fair

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

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

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

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