Frieze Sculpture fills Regent’s Park’s English Gardens with work by 11 international artists until Sunday 1 November. It is the free part of Frieze’s London programme: no fair ticket or advance booking is needed.

Explore the official Frieze Sculpture guide →

What will you see?

Curated by Fatoş Üstek, the 14th edition includes work by Angel Otero, Carolina Aguirre, Catriona Robertson, Conrad Shawcross, Douglas White, Elena Nemkova, Ivana Bašić, Matyáš Chochola, Özlem Günyol and Mustafa Kunt, Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran and Tarini Sethi.

The sculptures are spread through the English Gardens, so it works best as a slow wander rather than a gallery visit with a fixed route. Frieze’s digital guide and family guide can help you identify the works as you go.

Practical details

The exhibition is outdoors, so dress for the weather and use the paths appropriate for the conditions. Regent’s Park station is nearby; Great Portland Street and Baker Street also offer practical walking routes.

Frieze also runs free curator-led tours on selected dates, including a BSL tour on 18 October, but these are separate from general walk-in access and may need registration.

Is Frieze Sculpture free?
Yes. The outdoor exhibition is free to visit and does not require a Frieze fair ticket.
Do I need to book?
No. You can walk in during the park’s opening hours. Tours are separate events and can have their own booking arrangements.
Is this the same as Frieze London?
No. Frieze London and Frieze Masters are ticketed fairs. Frieze Sculpture is a separate free public exhibition in the park.

Source and last check

Details checked on 4 October 2026 using the official Frieze Sculpture page and The Royal Parks listing. Park access, tours and individual works can change, so check before travelling.