ALLIED EDITIONS ANNOUNCES HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIEZE LONDON London 2026
Allied Editions returns to Frieze London this year, staged in Regent’s Park from 14 – 18 October 2026.
Hepworth Wakefield returns as the guest regional partner for this edition of the fair, joining forces with Camden Art Centre, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), Serpentine, South London Gallery, Studio Voltaire, Whitechapel Gallery in the co-curated booth (P02).
Initiated in 2011 and supported by Frieze, the collective host a shared stand at Frieze London, showcasing specially commissioned works for sale by prominent contemporary artists. All works are donated by the artists to raise funds for these unique independent spaces.
Allied Editions will feature limited edition artworks including prints, ceramics, and specially designed furniture by international artists.
Highlights this year include the re-release of the ‘Little Pig’ piggybanks created by Grayson Perry, Cecily’s Brown print The Agitated Stroke and a David Hockney vase to celebrate the legacy of Serpentine, alongside a limited-edition Coco de Mer seed inspired stool designed by 2026 Pavilion architects LANZA atelier.
This year South London Gallery will present four works in total including two new editions by David Austen and Paulo Nimer Pjota, along with two works by Chila Burman Kumari artists and Yinka Shonibare.
The ICA will present five works, including a new silkscreen print edition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima, launched to coincide with her first solo exhibition in London, The Drawing Drawing. The edition features Lima’s sketch for her major site-specific commission at the ICA which reimagined the conventions of a life drawing class, with a life model and artists unpredictably orbiting one another on mechanised platforms.
Further editions launched at the fair include an edition from Ida Ekblad ahead of their exhibition WORLD’S LARGEST METAPHOR opening at The Hepworth Wakefield this November.
