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Running from 14 to 18 October, Frieze Week 2026 brings a packed programme of exhibitions, gallery openings, special events and creative collaborations across London. Here's our curated list of what to see inside the tents and far beyond them.
Culture
From 13 to 18 October, PAD London returns to Berkeley Square for its 18th edition, bringing together 67 galleries showcasing historical and contemporary design, decorative arts and jewellery.
Travel & Food
Decoding Britain’s supermarket hierarchy
Books
Is exclusivity still what makes luxury desirable? Bringing together perspectives from fashion, art, media, and technology, "The Future of Luxury" explores the industry's changing landscape.
Fashion & Beauty
As designers continue revisit historical silhouettes and reinterpret them for contemporary wardrobes, Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things (2023) remains a particularly fascinating example of fashion existing between past and present.
Art
Tate Britain revisits the decade that transformed British art and fashion in The 90s: Art and Fashion, guest-curated by Edward Enninful. But does the exhibition capture the spirit of the 1990s, or just its most famous faces?
Films
From legendary bands and intimate artist portraits to behind-the-scenes glimpses of the creative process.
Fashion & Beauty
Museum merch, million-dollar Picassos and Montecito’s chocolate
Podcast
The second episode of Hyper Culture Talks is now live!
Art
For her first large-scale public installation in the UK, Renée Levi transforms the Hayward Gallery’s Brutalist façade with September. We discussed her monumental new work and the shifting relationship between painting, architecture, and public space.
Fashion & Beauty
7 things to know before the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
Art
Ahead of Morus Art Group’s London launch with Out of the Blue, founder Alya Entts reflects on collecting, patronage and the responsibility of supporting artists, while sharing her vision for a cultural platform built around collaboration across disciplines and borders.
Art
“He wants the work to look different every time you see it”. Hans Ulrich Obrist reflects on Caguiat’s interdisciplinary practice, the relationship between sound and space, and art conceived to resist fixed form.