Frieze is the champion of London's unofficial art week, when art mania spreads across the city and leaves a trail of pop-up bars, private views and exhausted journalists in its wake. There is much to see and do in town, from performances to parties and club nights (don't miss our Frieze Week guide) to people-watching and celeb-spotting at the champagne tent.
We are on the ground all week; follow along to experience the best of London's art scene. See you in the tent – and stay tuned!
Cindy Sherman at Hauser & Wirth is an arresting spectacle
A quick stop at Hauser & Wirth to take in Cindy Sherman's new show is always a good idea. Sherman drapes her characters in Chanel for a meditative consideration on how we approach ageing.
Corbin Shaw takes over the Groucho
Corbin Shaw was inspired by William Blake's, 'If the fool would persist in his folly he would become wise,' for his playful reimagining of The Groucho Club’s Dean Street awning. Go inside to discover Feast of Fools, Corbin’s public installation and group exhibition which celebrates the next generation of artists.
Enjoy 15 minutes of fame with Miles Aldridge
Miles Aldridge is inviting you to pose for your portrait all week as part of the Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival. All you have to do is choose your prop and take a seat. It's a lot of fun - book here