Sculpture |

In parallel to the much-anticipated Frieze London week ( 11-15 October 2023), which celebrates its 20th year anniversary this year, Frieze Sculpture returns to London Regent’s Park, until 29 October, 2023.

The free exhibition curated by Fatoş Üstek features features 21 leading international artists whose works will be situated throughout The Regent’s Park’s historic English Gardens.

The participating artists are: Ghada Amer, Leilah Babirye, Sanford Biggers, Jyll Bradley, Catharine Czudej, Ayşe Erkmen, Yuichi Hirako, Suhasini Kejriwal, Tony Matelli, Louise Nevelson, Temitayo Ogunbiyi, Zak Ové, Li Li Ren, Hans Rosenström, Tomas Saraceno, Yinka Shonibare, Josh Smith, Amy Stephens, Holly Stevenson and Hank Willis Thomas.

Ghada Amer, presented by Goodman Gallery
My Body My Choice, 2022

Yinka Shonibare CBE RA, Material (SG) IV, 2023, Stephen Friedman Gallery

Hank Willis Thomas, presented by Goodman Gallery and Pace, All Power to All People, 2023

Tony Matelli, presented by Maruani Mercier, Sleepwalker, 2014

Zak Ové, presented by Gallery 1957, The Mothership Connection, 2021

Li Li Ren, presented by Sherbet Green, To find a way home, 2023

Photos courtesy Linda Nylind/ Frieze

One of the many highlights of the Frieze Art Fair in London remains its sculpture park. Curated by Clare Lilley (Yorkshire Sculpture Park), Frieze Sculpture Park features 18 artworks spread amongst Regent’s Park, with a mix of 20th century classics and new works on show, from Claes Oldenburg, Jean Dubuffet and Lynn Chadwick to contemporary artists including Conrad Shawcross ( pictured above) and Nairy Baghramian.

The Frieze Sculpture Park outlasted the 5 days Fair and will remain on show until January 2017.

Claude Lalanne