Jenny Holzer, All Fall. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
The 13th iteration of Frieze London, the biggest one so far with 164 galleries, is coming to an end. With no clear trend in sight we still found plenty of eye-catching contemporary art, from old favourites like Tracy Emin’s neon works to Darren Bader’s four-legged aubergine sculpture.
Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Tunga, Xifopages-Capilares, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Tom Friedman, Cocktail Party, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Annette Kelm, Home Home home / Daylight, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Charlie White. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Darren Bader, Sculpture #1. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Doug Aitken, Earth Plane, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Gabriel Orozco, Untitled, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Gary Webb, My First Dream, 2014. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Hilary Lloyd, Stream of Circles, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Imran Qureshi, This Leprous Brightness, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Jennifer Pastor, Handmade Knives, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Ken Kagami. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Liam Gillick, Align Align, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Mary Weatherford, fat night, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Thomas Scheibitz. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Tracey Emin, You Made me Feel Beautiful Again, 2015. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
Wolfgang Tillmans, Sunset night drive, b, 2014. Photography by Jan-Micheal Stasiuk
More of our Frieze coverage
Frieze London 2015 takes place in Regent’s Park, London, until 17 October
More: Frieze Projects: Lutz Bacher Invites Fair-goers to Purgatory
More: Frieze Projects: Asad Raza Creates Intimacy Through Mythology