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- 13D Printed Concrete Sculptures Unveiled at Frieze Sculpture▼3D printed concrete sculptures blend classical fragments with sci-fi forms at frieze sculpture
A new series of 3D printed concrete sculptures is being shown at Frieze Sculpture, combining fragments of classical statuary with futuristic, sci-fi-inspired forms. The works use additive manufacturing to merge eroded ancient motifs with angular technological shapes, prompting discussion about how digital fabrication is reshaping contemporary sculpture and the place of classical references in public art.
- 2Carolina Aguirre's 'Held' joins Frieze Sculpture 2026 in London●Held by Carolina Aguirre. Part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park, London. # sculpture # art # out
Carolina Aguirre's sculpture 'Held' is being shown as part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park, London. The outdoor display has drawn attention from photographers and art followers sharing images of the piece in its parkland setting, with the free public exhibition continuing to bring contemporary sculpture to a wide audience in the heart of the city.
- 3Tarini Sethi Sculpture Unveiled at Frieze Sculpture 2026 in London●The Sun Bathes its Friends and Neighbours by Tarini Sethi. Part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park
A sculpture titled The Sun Bathes its Friends and Neighbours by artist Tarini Sethi is part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park, London. The work has drawn attention from photographers and art lovers sharing images of the outdoor display. Frieze Sculpture annually places contemporary works across the park, drawing visitors ahead of the Frieze London art fair.
- 4Conrad Shawcross sculpture unveiled at Frieze Sculpture 2026●Eye of the Needle by Conrad Shawcross. Part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition in Regent's Park, London. # sculptur
A photograph of 'Eye of the Needle' by British artist Conrad Shawcross is circulating, showing the work installed in Regent's Park, London as part of the 2026 Frieze Sculpture exhibition. The outdoor showcase brings contemporary sculpture to the park, and Shawcross's piece is drawing attention from art and photography audiences.
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Frieze has published a feature on artist and writer Johanna Hedva, whose work blends performance, music and writing with themes of illness, pain and care. Hedva, known for exploring chronic sickness and the politics of who is allowed to be sick, is presented as an artist who turns suffering into creative material. Readers are discussing the piece in art circles.