We are excited to share our latest report on the artworks sold during Frieze London 2022.
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The British capital is home to a thriving art scene, and this year’s edition of the Frieze London Art Fair was no exception. With more than 160 exhibiting galleries, the 19th annual event attracted visitors both domestic as well as international. The fair ran during October 12th-16th, proving yet again of London being one of the Europe’s go-to destination when looking for fine contemporary art.
The event was a huge success! We’re sharing some of the most interesting quotes from exhibitors and attendees as mentioned in New York Times and Artnet News.
”There’s a lot of money around for new collections. Decorative painting is a good entry point.
Candace Worth, New York-based art adviserfor New York Times
”When Frieze London opened, it was even more packed which led many people to complain and wonder how it could be that there were so many people attending the VIP opening. I told some that next time they should go to the VVIP or the VVVIP opening, which made them look very concerned that they had missed something.
Simon de Purywrote for Artnet News
”I’ve never seen this before. It’s a mess. This is an event, not a fair.
Alain Servais, a Belgian collectorfor New York Times
”This is fine. You can’t have too many people. Frieze is a mandatory stop in the art world calendar. We’ve seen collectors from China and from India.
David Zwirnerfor New York Times
”I’ve never had a fair like this in 15 years.
Liza Essers, the director of Goodman Galleryfor New York Times
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