Fluxx Art Guide: Frieze 2025
WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR AT THIS YEAR’S FAIR
As one of the most eagerly awaited events on the global art calendar, FRIEZE London returns to Regent’s Park this October, alongside FRIEZE Masters and the Sculpture Park. It brings together leading galleries, innovative artists, and collectors from around the world. Celebrating both the forefront of contemporary creativity and the lasting impact of art history, the fairs offer a rare chance to experience the full range of artistic expression in one location.
Each year, FRIEZE transforms London into a lively centre for cultural discovery, where renowned names share the stage with emerging talents, and conversations about art’s future develop in real time. It remains a key moment for the international art scene, shaping trends, movements, and collaborations for the year ahead.
Here at The Fluxx, we’ve gathered some of our favourite galleries and presentations to watch out for at this year’s edition, highlighting the works and ideas defining this exceptional gathering of creative minds. Stay tuned for more detailed coverage and features on The Fluxx website, where we’ll be exploring standout installations, artists, and moments that make FRIEZE 2025 unmissable.
Cristea Roberts Gallery, London
Renowned for its focus on original prints and works on paper, Cristea Roberts Gallery stands among the leading international contemporary art galleries of its kind. Founded in 1995 as the Alan Cristea Gallery and renamed in 2019, it remains firmly artist-led, representing and commissioning editions from over thirty influential artists and estates. From its Pall Mall space, the gallery presents a dynamic exhibition programme and collaborates with major museums worldwide, including Tate, the Met, and MoMA, on acquisitions and loans. With its dedication to craftsmanship and innovation in printmaking, Cristea Roberts Gallery is one to watch at this year’s FRIEZE London.
Alison Jacques, London
Founded in 2004, Alison Jacques has earned a reputation for its curatorial precision and commitment to championing underrepresented artists. The gallery has been instrumental in reintroducing pivotal figures such as Maria Bartuszová, Ana Mendieta, Dorothea Tanning, and Hannah Wilke, while also representing the Estate of Robert Mapplethorpe in the UK since 1999. Alongside these historic names, the gallery’s roster includes major international contemporary artists such as Sheila Hicks, Takuro Kuwata, Veronica Ryan, and Fernanda Gomes. With its thoughtful programming and distinctive vision, Alison Jacques continues to shape critical conversations in contemporary art.
Almine Rech
Since opening her first gallery in Paris in 1989, Almine Rech has built one of the most respected international gallery networks, representing a diverse roster of minimal, perceptual, and conceptual artists. The gallery maintains long-standing relationships with renowned figures such as James Turrell, Joseph Kosuth, and Alexander Calder, while also championing a new generation of voices, including Farah Atassi, George Rouy, Chloe Wise, and Vaughn Spann. With spaces spanning Europe, Asia, and the United States, Almine Rech continues to expand its influence through a thoughtful programme of exhibitions and collaborations with major institutions and art fairs worldwide. Known for its bold yet refined curatorial vision, Almine Rech promises a compelling presence at this year’s fair.
W–Galería
Founded in 2016 as Walden Gallery, W–Galería has become a vital platform for critical reflection on contemporary artistic processes and cultural exchange. With spaces in Buenos Aires and Pueblo Garzón, the gallery fosters dialogue between generations of artists through exhibitions that blend archival research, editorial projects, and cross-disciplinary collaborations. Its Buenos Aires venues, W–Archivo and W–Galería, occupy historically significant spaces once home to major Latin American art institutions and collections, while W–Naturae in Uruguay offers an idyllic setting for exhibitions and ecological initiatives. Through its publishing arm and Yulinda journal, W–Galería continues to expand the conversation around contemporary art practice, making its presence at FRIEZE London a compelling one to explore.
Société, Berlin
Founded in 2010 by Daniel Wichelhaus, Société has become one of Berlin’s most forward-thinking contemporary art galleries, recognised for its innovative exhibitions, publications, and experimental approach. The gallery is known for cultivating long-term relationships with its artists—many of whom first exhibited with Société and have since gone on to present work at major biennials and leading museums worldwide. With a presence at key international fairs including Art Basel, Paris+, and FRIEZE, Société continues to push boundaries and challenge expectations, making its presentation at FRIEZE London a standout to watch.
As the art world descends on London this October, FRIEZE offers far more than a single destination—it’s an experience that unfolds across Regent’s Park and beyond. Alongside the main fair, visitors can explore the FRIEZE Sculpture Park, where monumental works transform the park’s landscape, and FRIEZE Masters, which celebrates art’s rich historical lineage through museum-quality presentations. For those looking to make a full day of it, the surrounding area is also home to some of London’s most exciting local galleries and cultural spaces, offering the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in creativity at every turn. This is a moment to celebrate the city’s dynamic art scene—alive with inspiration, innovation, and the timeless thrill of discovery.