Frieze London 2021: Show us your Favourites!

Have you been to Frieze London 2021?

If yes, we want to see what were your favourite booths, your favourite artworks and your favourite artworks!

Share with our Artscapy community your insights and let's discuss art!

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· unknown

· 2021-10-15T12:06:36+0000
I tried to pop into non-UK galleries to get a broader sense of which artists are rocking the international art scene. I was finally able to see Vojtech Kovarik's monumental artwork IRL! Really like his signature style! He's represented by Mendes Wood DM Gallery, which is based in Brazil.

Another great work that I liked was Edgar Call and his fruit/vegetables and rock installation in the booth of Proyectos Ultravioleta, a gallery from Guatemala. Dan speaking about bananas, there were a few of them in this installation !

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· unknown

· 2021-10-15T13:42:51+0000
So many galleries, I didn't know where to start! I really liked these two artists: Vanessa Da Silva (Instituto de Vision) and Chiaru Shiota (König Galerie).

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- · Lois Evans
  
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  unknown
  
  · 2021-10-19T13:11:49+0000
  Vanessa Da Silva makes me happy! its so smooth, colourful and "liquid"
· AlexDS

· 2021-10-16T09:37:20+0000
1. Kentrige at Goodman

2. Lythgoe at Super Dakota

I wanted to juxtapose 2 artists with a very different careers. A idol blue chip like #Kentrige and an up and coming with an interesting research behind and a strong formalisation. Young British artist #Lythgoe

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- · Lois Evans
  
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  AlexDS
  
  · 2021-10-19T13:10:51+0000
  the sculpture is a bit weird yet seems to have a strong meaning to it, waoh