Frieze

Frieze Masters is celebrating its 10th anniversary returning to Regent’s Park this autumn from October 12-16.

Frieze is launching a Korean art fair and has signed up 110 galleries for the event scheduled for September 2-5.

A hoard of Roman bronzes discovered by metal detectors and sold at auction by Hansons in May has been sold to the Yorkshire Museum.

Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs have been cancelled this year due to the ongoing issues relating to coronavirus.

The British Art Fair (BAF) is to coincide with Frieze London, running from October 3-5 at the Saatchi Gallery.

London dealership Offer Waterman will be taking a number of early works by David Hockney to Frieze New York next month.

A gallery in Colchester is to host a version of an exhibition first staged by commercial gallery Hauser & Wirth last year.

Exports of paintings and sculpture from the UK helped the country to reduce its trade deficit at the end of last year.

London’s Frieze Week, an annual high point of Modern and Contemporary art fairs and auctions, will take place one week earlier than usual in 2016, as the organisers of Frieze fairs have moved their dates forward to avoid clashing with the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur.

The Contemporary art auctions staged during London’s Frieze week showed no signs of letting up as the bidding took little account of the stockmarkets that were nosediving at the same time.

With some ten fairs, ten auctions and countless exhibitions, the jam-packed calendar of London’s Frieze week was as hectic as ever this year, all centred on the main event – the Frieze Art Fair staged in a vast marquee in Regents Park from October 15-18.