See Frieze for free: 11 sculptures in Regent’s Park until 1 November

Frieze Sculpture is open in the English Gardens at The Regent’s Park from 16 September to 1 November. The outdoor exhibition is free to everyone, with no ticket or booking required. Its 14th edition features 11 international artists.

Is this the ticketed Frieze fair?

No. Frieze London and Frieze Masters are separate paid fairs running in Regent’s Park from 14 to 18 October. Frieze Sculpture is outdoors in the English Gardens and remains free until 1 November.

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What can visitors see?

The display includes works by Angel Otero, Conrad Shawcross, Tarini Sethi, Ivana Bašić, Catriona Robertson and Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, among others. Curator Fatoş Üstek has brought the works together around relationships between art, the urban environment, nature and communities.

Where is the exhibition?

The sculptures are spread through the English Gardens at the south end of The Broadwalk. The official page names St Andrew’s Gate as the meeting point for its free curator-led tour.

Is there a free audio guide?

Yes. The official digital guide and audio tour are free in the Bloomberg Connects app. They include commentary from the curator and artists and remain available throughout the exhibition.

When is the free tour?

The final free tour with curator Fatoş Üstek is listed for Sunday 1 November, from noon to 1pm, starting in the English Gardens at St Andrew’s Gate. Check the official tour page before travelling because availability and participation arrangements can change.

How can I get the most from a free visit?

Reader tip: download the free audio guide before you arrive and visit in daylight so the works are easier to find and view. The exhibition itself needs no ticket or registration. Dress for the weather because the display is outdoors.