*Installation view, Frieze London, Sadie Coles HQ, Booth D13, The Regent's Park, London, 15-19 October 2025*
*© The Artist/s. Courtesy the Artist/s and Sadie Coles HQ, London. Photo: Andrea Rossetti*

FRAME London have been working hard behind the scenes over the past few months to frame some of the incredible works showcased across Frieze and Frieze Masters, this weekend.

It was our pleasure to frame a large number of artworks featured across a variety of booths — and a true delight to see the stunning presentations created by the galleries involved.

Here’s a small picture round-up of a few highlights from our work at Frieze and Frieze Masters 2025, starting with Sadie Coles HQ, and this wonderful display of works by Ryan Sullivan. (Also seen above). We have also recently framed work for the current exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ - Lisa Brice: Keep your Powder Dry.

*Installation views: Sarah Ball at Frieze London (2025). Courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London and New York. Photo by Rory Black.*

We were also incredibly lucky to frame Sarah Ball’s works on paper which filled Stephen Friedman Gallery’s booth. They looked fantastic on display, and were a real highlight for us at the fair.

One of our frames was on display at Sprüth Magers Booth, showcasing a gorgeous work by Kaari Upson whose show: Kaari Upson - House to Body Shift is also now on at Sprüth Magers Gallery - framed by Frame London.

*Installation View: Sprüth Magers at Frieze London 2025, photo Kris Emmerson*

*Caroline Walker 2025 Oil on linen, featured at Ingleby Gallery’s booth, Frieze London*

Ingleby gallery’s booth featured this wonderful work by Caroline Walker, framed in the usual style solid oak tray frame, and Allied Editions stand was filled with our editions frames for our partners Whitechapel Gallery, South London Gallery, ICA and a work we framed recently for Hepworth Wakefield (all featured below).

We were also delighted to frame some colourful work for Seventeen Gallery’s display featuring artist Erin O’Keefe and some wonderful works by Do Ho Suh, for Lehmann Maupin’s booth.

*DO HO SUH My Journey, 2025 - thread embedded in cotton paper 31 3/8 x 40 3/8 x 1 3/4 inches (framed) / 79.7 x 102.7 x 4.5 cm*
*© Do Ho Suh. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Seoul, and London. Photo by Lucy Dawkins. LM38917*

Finally, at Frieze Masters, the Gallery of Everything presented a spotlight feature on British artist Madge Gill — a lifetime survey of her intricate drawings on paper and calico (1882–1961). This marked the artist’s first exhibition at an international art fair, and we were thrilled to see the works beautifully displayed in our frames, several of which were specially milled in-house for this presentation.

That concludes our work for Frieze 2025 — but the art season doesn’t stop there. We’ve also collaborated on several exhibitions currently showing across London, including Christopher Culver Florida and Texas at Modern Art, Helmet Row and Karlo Kacharava, curated by Irena Popiashvili 'Sometimes Ballerina, Sometimes Priest, in Reality, a Murderer’ at Modern Art Bury Street. Also, as previously mentioned; Kaari Upson House to Body Shift at Sprüth Magers and Lisa Brice: Keep Your Powder Dry at Sadie Coles HQ. Also featuring frame London’s frames is Alexandre Diop: Run for your Life! at Stephen Friedman Gallery.

It’s been a real pleasure being a part of so many incredible projects, and we’re already looking forward to seeing more of our framing on display at Art Basel Paris this weekend!

Gallery of Everything booth, spotlight on Madge Gill as seen at Frieze masters 2025

FRIEZE 2025 Round Up

What Is a Print?