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Art fairs

17 September–2 November 2025

Frieze Sculpture

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith

For Frieze Sculpture 2025, Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to exhibit the work of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith. Trade Canoe: King of the Mountain (2025) is a monument to Indigenous endurance and memory. A major example of Smith’s significant body of sculptural work, the large-scale bronze is rooted in ancestral memory and carved into the contemporary landscape.

London, The Regent’s Park, London, UK

Art fairs

15–19 October 2025

Frieze London

Sarah Ball

For Frieze London 2025, Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to exhibit a solo presentation of new portraits by British artist Sarah Ball. Bringing together large and small-scale paintings alongside a series of 20 works on paper, the presentation continues Ball’s sensitive exploration of the human condition and how it is outwardly conveyed through physiognomy, hairstyles, clothes, jewellery and make-up. This coincides with Ball’s major institutional exhibition at Longlati Foundation, Shanghai, which opened in August 2025.

Booth B14

Art fairs

15–19 October 2025

Frieze Masters

Anne Rothenstein

For Frieze Masters 2025, Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to exhibit a solo presentation of six new paintings by British artist Anne Rothenstein in the fair’s studio section. Studio, curated by Sheena Wagstaff, highlights Frieze Masters’ commitment to living practice in dialogue with historical art. Bringing together new works alongside studio ephemera, the selection explores the artist’s intuitive process and her inspirations which include found imagery, personal experience and memory.

Booth C11