Frieze Sculpture Park

The sculpture park, once again, is a great surprise! Leaving the glamorous pavillion of the Frieze, just within a 2 minute walk, you find yourself discovering a few new works of art. Runners pass by you in all directions, while other athletes might be stretching on the side, and people whose intentions were to have a simple stroll in the park. Its great! I took pictures of most pieces, so if you missed it, you can see a bit of what went on!

Map of the park

Thomas Schütte

Aluminiumfrau Nr. 18" (2006)

Jaume Plensa

"Storm" (2013)

Not Vital

"HEAD (Mao)" (2013)

Reza Aramesh

"Action 137: 6:45pm, 3 May 2012, Ramla" (2014)

Yayoi Kusama

"Pumpkin(s)" (2014)

Matt Johnson

"Baby Dinosaur (Aparosaurus)" (2013)

Fausto Melotti

"I Luohi Deputati" (1976)

Michael Craig-Martin

"Scissors (Blue)" (2013)

Richard Nonas

"Wedge" (2014)

Caroline Archaintre

"FourGrwwl" (2014)

George Condo

"Resting Figures" (2009-2014)

Ursula von Rydingsvard

"Heart in Hand" (2014)

Gabriele de Santis

"Can't Take my Eyes off You" (2014)

Marie Lund

"Attitudes" (2013-2014)

Franz West

"Stizwurst" (1999-2000)

KAWS

"SMALL LIE" (2013)

Seung-taek Lee

Ppira (1970's)

PAD London

Here are a few snaps of the PAD Art Fair!

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Alexander Calder

Alexander Calder

Christopher Wool

Jani Leinonen

Andy Warhol

Fernando Bottero

Nate Lowman

Gilbert & George

Cy Twombly

Mark Newson

"The Collector" - Helly Nahmad Gallery

The Collector.

I wish I were him. Gallery exhibition posters hung together with postcards, pictures, prints and a Dubuffet. Everything is filled up. Magazines and books organizely spread take over the whole floor. There is no more space. But there is always room for something new, none-the-less. The TV broadcasts news, the radio is playing in the background, and soon you notice a Giacometti and a Fontana.

Through the mixtures, you notice the well developed knowledge of his interests. There is passion. Originality. Authenticity. He is inspiring. He is real.

Visit Helly Nahmad Gallery (G1) at Frieze Masters.