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Cosa vedremo a Frieze -parte 1

Anri Sala, Clocked Perspective

Frieze, la più prestigiosa delle fiere d’arte britanniche, ha già acceso i motori e si prepara a partire il prossimo 11 ottobre 2012 (rimanendo in visione fino al 14 ottobre). Nel frattempo Clare Lilley, direttore dell’abituale programma di sculture outdoor situate in Regent’s Park e denominato Frieze Sculpture Park ha già annunciato i partecipanti dell’edizione 2012. 

Ecco la lista completa di chi sarà chiamato a riempire il bellissimo parco di Londra con relativo titolo dell’opera e galleria di riferimento :

Hemali Bhuta, Speed Breakers (2012), Project 88 (supported by Creative India Foundation)

Adip Dutta, Nestled (2012), Experimenter

Sam Falls, Untitled Sculpture (blue, burgundy, tangerine, teal, #5) (2012), International Art Objects Galleries

Hans Josephsohn, Untitled (1970 – 2010), Hauser & Wirth

Alan Kane and Simon Periton, eight fculptures

Alan Kane and Simon Periton, eight fculptures (2012), Ancient & Modern, Sadie Coles HQ

Yayoi Kusama, Flowers That Bloom Tomorrow

Yayoi Kusama, Flowers That Bloom Tomorrow (2011), Victoria Miro

Sean Landers, Pan

Sean Landers, Pan (2006), greengrassi

Michael Landy, Self-portrait as Rubbish Bin

Michael Landy, Self-portrait as Rubbish Bin (2012), Thomas Dane Gallery

Peter Liversidge, Everything is Connected

Peter Liversidge, Everything is Connected (2012), Ingleby Gallery

Andreas Lolis, 21st Century Relics (Composition in 7 parts) (2012), The Breeder

Jean-Luc Moulène, Body Versus Twizy

Jean-Luc Moulène, Body Versus Twizy (2011), Galerie Chantal Crousel, Collection Renault, France

David Nash, Black Light (2012), Annely Juda Fine Art

Damián Ortega, Through / True Stone 2012, White Cube

Anri Sala, Clocked Perspective (2012), Hauser & Wirth

Thomas Scheibitz, Smiley (2009), Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Sprüth Magers Berlin London

William Turnbull, Horse

William Turnbull, Horse (1999), Waddington Custot Galleries

Maria Zahle, Tree Stripe (2012), Arcade