Frieze London 2022 Kicks Off With Bold Art and Big Names
Frieze London's 22nd edition opened on Wednesday, bringing a breath of fresh air to the city's art scene. The fair showcased bold conceptual and commercial risks, with London's contemporary artists and gallerists embracing innovative works.
The fair featured a diverse range of artists, including Los Angeles-based Bogdan Ablozhnyy, connected with the gallery a. Squire, and others like Ginny on Frederick, Rose Easton, Brunette Coleman, Sophie Taippener, King's Leap, and Hot Wheels. Notable works by Gareth Cadwallader and Rebecca Manson also sold at the fair.
Lars Nittve, the founding director of Tate Modern, was spotted browsing for potential purchases. Nittve, now heading Arte Collectum's investment committee, is known for his keen eye in the art world. Despite the gloomy headlines about Britain, Frieze London's energy was palpable, with visitors and exhibitors alike embracing the risks and rewards of the art market.
Frieze London's 22nd edition preview brought a welcome burst of energy and risk-taking to the city. With London's contemporary artists and gallerists embracing bold concepts, the fair proved that the art scene remains vibrant and resilient, even amidst challenging times.
