Sculpture of a giant worm made of discarded materials
Photograph: Stephen Studd Photography | Catriona Robertson, ‘Gigantic Worms’

Frieze Sculpture 2026

  • Art, Sculpture
  • Regent's Park, Regent’s Park
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Time Out says

Once again, Regent’s Park will be taken over by sculptures this autumn to coincide with the Frieze art fair coming to London. While tickets to the fair can cost up to £250 and are usually reserved for the collectors, dealers and creators of the art world, Frieze Sculpture is totally free to visit and gives a chance to the proles to get a peak at some contemporary artworks in the open air. Fatoş Üstek will curate the exhibition for the fourth year in a row. This year, instead of viewing the sculptures in isolation, the display is curated as a web of interconnected objects, linked together with materials, stories and communities. Highlights will include Angel Otero’s threshold-like doorway descending beneath the grass, and Tarini Sethi’s intricate stainless-steel screens depicting utopian scenes. 

Details

Address
Regent's Park
Chester Rd
London
NW1 4NR
Transport:
Tube: Great Portland Street

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