Frieze London and Frieze Masters are set to take place from October 15-19 in Regent's Park, featuring a total of nearly 290 galleries. Frieze London will have over 160 exhibitors, including prestigious blue-chip galleries and newcomers in the Focus section focused on solo, emerging artists. The curated section will highlight connections among artists from Brazil and Africa, delving into shared cultural histories. Meanwhile, Frieze Masters will welcome around 120 exhibitors under new director Emanuela Tarizzo, offering a platform for pre-21st century art.
This October, almost 290 galleries will set up shop in Regent's Park for Frieze London and Frieze Masters, both taking place between 15 to 19 October.
The fair's curated section this year is organised by Jareh Das and will explore the connections between artists from Brazil, Africa, and their diasporas.
Emanuela Tarizzo will direct the Frieze Masters for the first time, welcoming around 120 galleries to the fair for pre-21st century art.
The Focus section for solo artist presentations by galleries under 12 years includes first-time participants like Bombon, a. Squire, and King's Leap.
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