What to see in London during Frieze week

 
 
 
London is the centre of the art world this week. While the tents go up for Frieze and Frieze Masters in Regent's Park, away from the fairs the capital's museums and commercial galleries are putting their best foot forward. With hundreds of exhibitions and events vying for attention, Apollo's editors have picked a handful of the shows that are worth catching while you can.
 
 
Lucy Waterson on the baroque painters putting on a feast for the senses, Hugh Hayden's absurdist Americana and Joan Jonas's redrawing of the lines between art forms
 
Lucy Waterson on the baroque painters putting on a feast for the senses, Hugh Hayden's absurdist Americana and Joan Jonas's redrawing of the lines between art forms
 
 
Edward Behrens on the unflagging art of Tanoa Sasraku, portraits of 17th-century Londoners and how an oasis in King's Cross is becoming a blur
 
Edward Behrens on the unflagging art of Tanoa Sasraku, portraits of 17th-century Londoners and how an oasis in King's Cross is becoming a blur
 
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Michael Delgado on the colourful myths of Bob Thompson, the home truths of Zofia Rydet and some radically slim pickings at Senate House Library
 
Michael Delgado on the colourful myths of Bob Thompson, the home truths of Zofia Rydet and some radically slim pickings at Senate House Library
 
 
Arjun Sajip on British architecture's debt to the pharaohs, Walter Sickert's brush with ennui and Nicolas Party's tribute to Rodin and Claudel
 
Arjun Sajip on British architecture's debt to the pharaohs, Walter Sickert's brush with ennui and Nicolas Party's tribute to Rodin and Claudel
 
 
Emanuela Tarizzo talks to Edward Behrens about remixing Frieze Masters
 
Emanuela Tarizzo talks to Edward Behrens about remixing Frieze Masters
 
 
 
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