This weekend I was one hell of a culture vulture! Stepping out of my comfort zone of Brick Lane and Shoreditch I visited Regents Park, London which played host to the Frieze Art Fair. More familiar with being surrounded by shabby chic, scene kids it was rather a nice change to be surrounded by sophisticated, European art buyers!
'Frieze Art Fair is the UK's most important art event and one of the world's most influential contemporary art fairs. It's a tightly selected presentation of the most forward-thinking galleries from around the globe.'
'Frieze Art Fair is the UK's most important art event and one of the world's most influential contemporary art fairs. It's a tightly selected presentation of the most forward-thinking galleries from around the globe.'
There were 165 galleries exhibiting work by over 1000 artists. Some odd, some beautiful, some confusing...yet all inspirational.
THE SCULPTURE PARK
Artificial Rock No.116, by Zhan Wang & Breast Berries, by Maria Roosen
Two Tress 1, by Vanessa Billy & A Child's Grove, by Neha Chokski
THE GALLERIES
Almine Rech, Brussels & Paris: Anselm Reyle & Galerie Thaddaeus, Ropac, Salzberg, Paris: Lee Bul
Wilkinson, London: David Batchelor & Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo,Kyoto: Tomio Koyama
The Breeder, Athens: Shirana Shahbazi & Krobath Vienna: Julian Opie
Krobath Vienna: Berta Fischa & Whitecube, London: Damien Hirst
Lehmann Maupin, New York: MR & Kukje Gallery, Seoul: Kira Kim
Lehmann Maupin, New York: Tracey Emin & Kukje Gallery, Seoul: Kira Kim
Gavin Brown's Enterprise, New York: Rirkrit Tiravanija & Matthew Marks Gallery: Gary Hume
Waddington Galleries, London: Peter Halley
Yore so Fab, I luv it when your in glamour,PZ
ReplyDeleteHello Coco,
ReplyDeleteI like the selection of artists that you picked from the Frieze a while back, in particular David Bachelor and Tomoko Nagai whose I think are both brilliant. Tomoko's solo
show here was amazing - so effortless looking yet so advanced.
Alex Cave