Join us for a guided tour of the outdoor multi-site exhibition, Madge Gill: Nature in Mind. The walk will be followed by an exciting opportunity to view a selection of Gill’s original works first-hand from Newham Council’s archive.
Amrit Sanghera’s In the Shadows: a reflection, a cycle, a path, a song is a psychogeographic walk and talk project that takes place at Frieze Sculpture 2025. Featuring one of the exhibiting artists, Grace Schwindt, and researcher, Nirmal Puwar (Professor at Goldsmiths University), Sanghera meditates a live conversation inspired by their overlapping practices and the surrounding landscape of the English Gardens in The Regent’s Park.
Join curator Fatos Üstek for two exclusive free Night Walks on Sunday 21 September, celebrating the autumn equinox beneath the stars. This intimate experience will guide a group through the enchanting Frieze Sculpture Park after dark.
Join curator Fatos Üstek for free public tours of Frieze Sculpture, open to all. For the first time, Üstek has introduced an overarching connecting theme and a title for Frieze Sculpture, ‘In the Shadows’. This year’s exhibition imagines the shadow not as an ominous portent but as a creative and generative space where memory, material and myth intersect.
In a durational and performative extension of his work in Frieze Sculpture, Simon Hitchens will stage a live drawing performance from dawn until dusk on Sunday 21 September in the English Gardens in The Regent’s Park.
For the Autumn Solstice, Sculpture in the City In Loving Memory Artist Oliver Bragg will lead a tour to mark the turning of the light.
There will be walking. There will be sitting. There will be remembering. There will be forgetting.
An opportunity to hear about the history of the Fourth Plinth in London's historic Trafalgar Square and the current work Mil Veces Un Instante by Teresa Margolles.
Join artist duo Jane & Louise Wilson on an exclusive walking tour of the 14th edition of Sculpture in the City, which features their new work Dendrophiles. Explore the sculptures, and encounter their new site-specific commission Performance of Entrapment at London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE.
Join David Rosenberg of Velorose Gallery on a tour of the 14th edition of Sculpture in the City as we explore how the canvas and context for art impacts how its experienced by the viewer.
Join us for the second London Sculpture Week Symposium, an engaging afternoon of dialogue, creativity and critical exploration. The symposium will cover the challenges of placemaking and the long-term ambitions of curatorial and civic projects. It will highlight how public identity, social engagement and curatorial innovation respond to these pressures, while imagining how new possibilities can emerge from past successes.
Marking The Line’s 10th anniversary and Rasheed Araeen’s 90th year, a new site-specific commission, Untitled The Line, will launch during London Sculpture Week. The Line will host a free installation of Rasheed Araeen’s Reading Room at The House Mill where visitors will have access to key publications from Araeen’s long career.
Free tours led by The Line’s Youth Guides, a group of 18-22 year-olds from East London who will be leading tours of the Royal Docks taking in art installations by Yinka Ilori, Laura Ford and a new photography commission by Hélène Amouzou.
In celebration of London Sculpture Week, Frieze Sculpture and Sculpture in the City are teaming up for something special! Vanessa da Silva, SITC Artist from the 12th and 13th editions and a member of the Arts Advisory Board for the 14th edition, will guide a tour of Frieze Sculpture on Sunday, 28 September. Meanwhile, Frieze Sculpture Artist Lucía Pizzani will lead attendees on a tour of the 14th edition of Sculpture in the City.
Join Architect and Art Guide Martin Glover on a free BSL guided walking tour. This tour will offer an unmissable opportunity to experience the 14th edition collection of artworks, discovering world-class public art across the City of London’s iconic urban and architectural landscape.
On Sunday 28 September, Simon Hitchens will undertake another durational drawing performance, from dawn until dusk in the English Gardens in The Regent’s Park. On this occasion, visitors will be invited to take part and contribute to a collaborative artwork. Using Hitchens’s pen, participants of all ages will be encouraged to add to a collective drawing inspired by his sculpture and themes of light, time and shadow.
In celebration of London Sculpture Week, artist Vanessa da Silva, whose work has previously been featured in both Frieze Sculpture and Sculpture in the City, will guide a public tour showcasing her highlights from this year’s Frieze Sculpture exhibition. Drawing on her artistic expertise, da Silva will provide unique insights into the curatorial themes and selected artworks, exploring the material and conceptual connections that define the exhibition.
