Taking place every October in Regent's Park, the Frieze Art Fair provides a creative environment in which to showcase new and established artists before a cosmopolitan panel of worldwide visitors. Exhibiting works from over 150 contemporary art galleries across the globe, the Frieze Art Fair ensures only the cream of the artistic crop are represented and the event usually attracts an extremely wealthy crowd. This year was no exception, with works from galleries such as London's very own White Cube (Harland Miller's 'The bigger the searchlight the larger the circumference of the unknown') to New York's native Lehmann Maupin Gallery (Ashley Bickerton's 'Resin Shark'). While others were slow off the mark, Wallpaper* wasted no time in sending a wave of in-the-know editors to investigate and report back with images a-plenty. Click here to check out their in-depth guide.
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