Frieze Sculpture Park 2012

The annual Freize Art Fair in Regents Park, where the great and the good in the art world meet to buy, discuss and be seen in a huge tent in one of London’s Royal parks.  The “no U turn” sign in this picture is not to be confused with any of the exhibits on display in the park (this statement will make perfect sense once you view “Self Portrait as Rubbish Bin” by Michael Landy).

These are just a selection of the pieces currently in the sculpture park. All art is subjective and so I feel no commentary is needed. Enjoy or not. Just don’t shoot the messenger.

Up the Junction - Squeeze

Royal Geographical Society

An open air photographic exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society at 1 Kensington Gore where green elephants roam freely.

The Albert Hall keeps a watchful eye on proceedings.

Hampstead Heath ghost sign

Eastablished 1746

Chas B

King

Estate

Agent

Decorations

Gas

Hot water

and

Sanitary

Engineer

Heath Street, Hampstead

Peter Pan

Sir George Frampton’s statue of Peter Pan, close to the Serpentine in Hyde Park. The statue was paid for by the creator of Peter Pan, J.M.Barrie and mysteriously erected overnight on 1st May 1912 to create the fantasy of a “fairies gift” to the children of London.

Fournier Street, Spitalfields, East London

Julien Opie - Catarina Dancing Naked

Great pieces of public art at the base of the Gerkin (30 St Mary Axe). "Catarina Dancing Naked" by Julian Opie.