Claes Oldenburg
Coosje van Bruggen
Christian Jankowski
Mario Garcia Torres
Oliver Payne
Nick Relph
Wilhelm Sasnal
David Shrigley
Kara Walker
World's top contemporary art galleries. Frieze Art Fair takes place every October in Regent's Park, London. The fair provides an environment to introduce and showcase new and established artists to visitors from around the world. In 2007 Frieze Art Fair features 151 galleries from around the world. The fair also includes specially commissioned artists' projects, a prestigious talks programme and an artist-led education schedule. Frieze Music, Sculpture park, Frieze Film and more. Mario Garcia Torres is the 2007 recipient of Frieze major award.
World’s top contemporary art galleries
Highlights of Frieze Art Fair 2007
World’s top contemporary art galleries
151 of the world’s most exciting contemporary art galleries representing 28 countries will
present new work by over 1,000 artists at Frieze Art Fair.
The fair takes place in the beautiful setting of Regent’s Park in a large temporary
structure of nearly 21,000 square metres, designed by renowned architect Jamie Fobert.
Celebrating its fifth year, Frieze Art Fair has established itself as one of the world’s best
known and most influential art fairs.
Gallery stand highlights in 2007 will include Rob Pruitt’s Flea Market at Gavin Brown’s
enterprise, a solo show by Pawel Althamer at Foksal Gallery Foundation, solo shows
which change daily at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, and an exhibition curated by Aurélie
Voltz at The Fair Gallery – a new collaborative concept presented at an art fair for the
first time. The not-for-profit spaces presenting at Frieze Art Fair 2007 are KHOJ from
New Delhi and L’appartment 22 from Rabat.
Frieze Projects
Richard Prince, presents a stunning installation as part of the fair’s unique curatorial
programme. Acclaimed as one of the greatest living American artists, Prince’s
commission centres around a 1970s Dodge Challenger car. Artists Lara Favaretto, Elín
Hansdóttir, Janice Kerbel, Kris Martin and Gianni Motti have also been commissioned to
produce site-specific works in response to the unique conditions of the fair.
Frieze Talks
Frieze Talks maintains its reputation for bringing some of the most influential art
commentators and practitioners from around the world to Frieze Art Fair; Dave Hickey,
Roni Horn and Thierry de Duve are all part of this year’s programme.
The Award
Mario Garcia Torres is the 2007 recipient of this major award. His new commission for
the fair will be presented in the form of a keynote speech by Allen Smithee.
Frieze Projects is presented in association with Cartier.
Frieze Film
Frieze Film presents four short film commissions from some of the most exciting and
challenging international artists working today: Oliver Payne and Nick Relph, Wilhelm
Sasnal, David Shrigley and Kara Walker. Each film will be premiered in the on-site
auditorium at Frieze Art Fair and broadcast daily on Channel 4 television in the prime
time 3 Minute Wonder slots during the week of the fair. Frieze Film is sponsored by
BMW, supported by Channel 4 and Arts & Business.
Sculpture Park
The Sculpture Park at Frieze Art Fair will present 9 sculptures including a collaboration
by leading artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen and three life-size bronze
statues by Christian Jankowski. The Sculpture Park, in the English Gardens two minutes
walk from the fair’s entrance, is accessible to all and no ticket to the fair is required.
Frieze Music
Frieze Music will present a performance of Glenn Branca’s epic Symphony No.13:
Hallucination City for 100 electric guitars. The performance, directed by Glenn Branca,
will bring together 100 guitarists who have never played together before at London’s
Roundhouse on Friday 12 October.
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Frieze Art Fair – Information
Opening dates and hours:
Thursday 11 October 11am – 7pm
Friday 12 October 11am – 7pm
Saturday 13 October 11am – 7pm
Sunday 14 October 11am – 6pm
Preview:
Wednesday 10 October
Regent's Park
5-9 Hatton Wall - London