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Doing Frieze London

Regents Park will be alive again with the footfall of art world professionals and fans. The major art fair Frieze London and its younger sister Frieze Masters (specialising in antiquities and Old Masters) open from October 13-17. Running in parallel with the Frieze Viewing Room, the physical fairs will host galleries from 40 countries including Sadie Coles HQ, Kukje Gallery, Hauser & Wirth, and David Zwirner. The programming is inspired with Cédric Fauq’s section at Frieze London, which is titled ‘Unworlding’ that explores ideas around the undoing of the world as we know it. In addition, the year-round Frieze Space No. 9 Cork Street opens on 7 October and will host pop up galleries from Guatemala City, New York, and Los Angeles.

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13 October 2021 — 17 October 2021
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The Wick Culture - Photo London 2025
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Viewing Photo London at Somerset House

The Wick Culture - Another Country Is Possible, 2025. Premiums I, Royal Academy of Arts, 2025. Photographer Andy Keate
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Viewing Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell and Dwayne Coleman: Duets at Teaspoon Projects

The Wick Culture - Rankin, Faik Off
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Viewing Rankin: Faik Off at Annroy Studios

The Wick Culture - Frieze New York 2025. Image courtesy of Frieze
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Viewing Frieze New York at The Shed

The Wick Culture - Suzanne Blank Redstone, Lifelines (PASSING THROUGH-JACK'S LIFE), 2017, Powdercoated aluminium on painted tricoya, 183 x 122 x 17cm. Image courtesy of the artist and CLOSE
gallery.
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Viewing Suzanne Blank Redstone: Catching Light at CLOSE Gallery

The Wick Culture - Installation view of Giacometti x Huma Bhabha. Image courtesy of Barbican Centre
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Viewing Encounters: Giacometti x Huma Bhabha at the Barbican Centre