Frieze Sculpture 2021

London’s largest exhibitions of outdoor sculpture, free to the public. The acclaimed public art initiative places significant works by leading international artists throughout The Regent’s Park’s English Gardens.

This year’s selection of works addresses themes including architecture, geopolitical power structures and environmental concerns. Curated by Clare Lilley (Director of Programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park)

• Rasheed Araeen, Lovers in The Regent’s Park, 2021 – Grosvenor Gallery

• Daniel Arsham, Unearthed Bronze Eroded Melpomene, 2021 – Perrotin

• Anthony Caro, Palanquin, 1987-1991 – New Art Centre

• Gisela Colón, Quantum Shift, (Parabolic Monolith Sirius Titanium), 2021 – GAVLAK

• Counterspace, Fragment of Serpentine Pavilion for, Frieze Sculpture Park, 2021 – Serpentine, London

• José Pedro Croft, Untitled, 2021 – Galeria Vera Cortês

• Carlos Cruz-Diez, Environnement de Transchromie Circulaire, 1965-2017 – Galerie Philippe Gravier, Paris

• Stoyan Dechev, Event Horizon, 2019 – Anca Poterasu Gallery, Supported by the Romanian Cultural Institute

• Ibrahim El-Salahi, Meditation Tree, 2018, Shou Sugi Ban Oak – Vigo Gallery

• Divya Mehra, here at least we shall be free (build yourself a Taj Mahal for common folks OR a simple set for funniest home video), 2021 – Night Gallery 48 Frieze / Exhibitions Exhibitions 49

• Annie Morris, Stack 9, Ultramarine Blue, 2021 – Timothy Taylor

• Isamu Noguchi, Play Sculpture, c. 1965/c. 1980 (fabricated 2021) – White Cube

• Jorge Otero-Pailos, Biosignature Preservation, 2019 – Holtermann Fine Art

• Solange Pessoa, Untitled, from Skull series, 2016 – Mendes Wood DM

• Vanessa da Silva, Muamba Grove #1, #3 & #4, 2019 – Galeria Duarte Sequeira

• Rose Wylie, Pineapple, 2020- David Zwirner

• Tatiana Wolska, Untitled (module 1 and 2), 2019 – L’Etrangère / Irène Laub Gallery, Supported by the Mtec Bursary

• Yunizar, Induk Monster (Mother Monster), 2017 – Gajah Gallery