Georg Baselitz
Per Kirkeby
Michael Landy
Jonathan Lasker
Paul Morrison
Markus Lüpertz
David Salle
Katharina Sieverding
Daniel Richter
Olaf Holzapfel
John Cage
Cy Twombly
Thomas Kiesewetter
Elizabeth Peyton
Mathew Weir
Austin Eddy
Jenny Brosinski
Leonhard Hurzlmeier
Martin Assig
Wyatt Kahn
FRIEZE LONDON
BOOTH A11
2026
For over 40 years, our Munich-based gallery has brought together
diverse media and artistic positions. At Frieze London, we turn our
attention to the diversity of the multiple, focusing in particular on twodimensional
editions and placing them in dialogue with threedimensional
works in the form of sculpture.
Woodcuts, lithographs, etchings and screen prints reveal the broad
spectrum of printmaking techniques and the different ways in which
artists translate their ideas into the picture plane. Sculpture expands
our understanding of the multiple, leading from the graphic line and
the surface into physical presence and space.
Our presentation at Frieze London offers an insight into a programme
that has evolved over several decades, bringing together artists from
different generations. It reflects not only the development of our
gallery programme over time, but above all its artistic and media
diversity.
Many of the works presented are united by a shared idea: they
understand art as a means of observing the world while
simultaneously holding up a mirror to it. Threats and concerns that
were already visible in the past re-emerge in new forms in the
present. Looking back thus becomes a way of looking at our own
time.
The edition becomes a medium of observation and position. It allows
us to encounter social, political and individual realities through the
perspectives of different artists. By bringing together printmaking and
sculpture, the presentation moves beyond the boundaries of
individual techniques, connecting different artistic voices, generations
and realities with one another.
