Frieze London Sculpture Park

To Regent's Park once again for Frieze sculpture which was very popular when I visited due in no small part to the fantastic weather we experienced over the summer. The sculptures were the usual mixed bag in terms of quality and ambition, but the event remains a great chance for the general public to experience and engage with fairly accessible art unlike the excesses of the Frieze fair itself. Highlights were this gigantic bronze, and the preponderance of birds this year including that giant penguin.

Bhati Kher - The Intermediary Family, 2018

Richard Woods - Holiday Home (Regent's Park), 2018

 

Kiki Smith - Seer (Alice I), 2005

Simon Periton - Outdoor Miner, 2018

Yoan Capote - Stress, 2004

Kathleen Ryan - il Volatile, 2018

Rana Begum - No. 814, 2018

Elmgreen & Dragset - Si par une nuit d'hiver un voyageur, 2017

Sean Scully - Shadow Stack, 2018

Haroon Gunn-Salie - Senzenina, 2018

Virginia Overton - Untitled (122 x 244 View), 2018

Larry Achiampong - PAN AFRICAN FLAGS FOR THE RELIC TRAVELLERS' ALLIANCE, 2018

Rachel Feinstein - Corine, Mezzetino, Chinoisie, 2018

James Capper - TREADPAD B - PAIR ONE WALKING SHIP 150 TON STANDARD DISPLACEMENT 4 LEG (DIA 1800), 2018 

Hugo Wilson - Pact, 2017-2018

Conrad Shawcross - Optic Labyrinth (Arrangement I), 2018

Dan Graham - London Rococo, 2012

Laura Ford - Dancing Clog Girls I-III, 2015

Tim Etchells - Everything Is Lost, 2018

Barry Flanagan, Large Nijinsky on Anvil Point, 2001

Tracey Emin - A Moment Without You, 2017

Michele Mathison - Parallax, 2018

Kimsooja - A Needle Woman - Galaxy Was a Memory, Earth is a Souvenir, 2014

John Baldessari - Penguin, 2018

Frieze Sculpture Park 
until 7th October
English Garden
Regent's Park
London