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Exhibitions

Paintings dominate – the good, the bad and the very ugly: Frieze London 2021 reviewed

23 October 2021

9:00 AM

23 October 2021

9:00 AM

Frieze London 2021

Regent’s Park

There’s a faint scent of desperation wafting through the Frieze tent this year. Pre–pandemic, this was where you came to see gallerists and artists at the top of their game, knocking back the Moët with collectors to toast another big-ticket sale. But it’s been a tough few years. No art fairs, paltry sales and now there’s a limit on visitor numbers to the fair and travel restrictions are keeping international buyers at bay.

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