Tag Archives: Frieze London

Frieze 2024

Posted on 2024-10-20 by tikichris

I’m writing this post on Sunday the 20th of October. This time last week I was attending Frieze London, the annual art fair that, according to Harper’s Bazaar, is the “biggest event in the contemporary arts calendar.” This was the … Continue reading →

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Covent Garden Smells of Roses

Posted on 2018-10-05 by Demi Perera

London’s Covent Garden is synonymous with many things. The traffic-free piazza, luxury boutiques, restaurants and bars are amongst those which make it a must see for anyone visiting town. There’s always a good reason to go but here’s one more. Fleurs de Ville’s floral-dressed mannequin installations are now on display in Covent Garden’s Central Avenue. They will remain there as part of Frieze Festival until Sunday 7th October. Continue reading →

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Frieze Art Fair 2014 Highlights

Posted on 2014-10-17 by tikichris

Planning a visit to Frieze this weekend? Here’s some pieces I reckon you should be on the lookout for. Continue reading →

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London to Host World’s First Contemporary African Art Fair This October (OneTravel)

Posted on 2013-08-18 by tikichris

To be held during Frieze Week, the new fair will build on the growing popularity of contemporary African art and present a rare opportunity to explore the rapidly emerging African art market. From painting and sculpture to photography, 1:54 will … Continue reading →