Each autumn, Regent’s Park becomes a global hub for contemporary art. From pioneering installations to emerging voices, Frieze London showcases the pulse of today’s cultural scene, drawing collectors, curators and art lovers from around the world.
Frieze London transforms Regent’s Park into one of the world’s most important stages for contemporary art. From 15–19 October 2025, collectors, curators, and art lovers alike will gather in London to explore cutting-edge works by more than 160 galleries from across the globe.
Since its launch in 2003, Frieze London has become a cornerstone of the international art calendar, renowned for showcasing emerging talent alongside established names. Visitors can expect everything from daring new media installations and experimental performance art to blue-chip paintings and sculpture. With its focus on the now, Frieze London captures the evolving conversations that define the global art scene.
The fair is more than an exhibition space: it is also a hub for dialogue. A programme of talks, panels, and special projects brings together some of the most influential voices in art and culture, while curated sections spotlight younger galleries pushing the boundaries of contemporary practice. Set within the historic greenery of Regent’s Park, the experience blends the energy of an international art fair with the intimacy of London’s cultural heritage.
Alongside the main fair, visitors can also explore Frieze Masters, which runs concurrently and offers a look at art from ancient to modern, creating a unique dialogue across centuries. Together, these fairs make London in October an unmissable destination for art lovers worldwide.
