FRIEZE LONDON
The art fair was packed with powerful pieces from remarkable artists (and this year we could see everyone’s faces without masks)
This year’s edition of Frieze London, back at the magnificent Regent’s Park, has gathered over 280 galleries from all over the globe.
Combining emerging with established artists, the sublime sensations we get while walking through the booths can become overwhelming at times. We’re constantly collecting stimulus, with plenty to look at, to bask in, it can be challenging to do so, but at the same time, we are all so excited to be there that we want to process, as fast as possible, everything our eyes are seeing.
With works from artists like Nan Goldin, Jadé Fadojutimi with Gagosian (who sold the entire booth on the preview day), the recognizable faces in Alex Katz’s work, the astonishing beauty within every sculpture by American artist Daniel Arsham and the acclaimed booth by Addis Fine Art with works by Selome Muleta, among other incredible artists.
Photographs by Paula Wer.
