More than 160 galleries from around the world come together for the 15th edition of this celebrated art fair. Complementing the usual collection of talks, films, and thematic sections on offer, regulars should make time for a few program highlights:

Frieze Masters
More than 130 eminent dealers of Old Master paintings, medieval sculptures, tribal art, and ancient objects will offer fresh perspectives on six-thousand years’ worth of art history.

“Sex Work: Feminist Art & Radical Politics”
A group of 12 galleries at Frieze are turning the spotlight on women artists (Marilyn Minter, Betty Tompkins, Renate Bertlmann, among others) who have produced challenging, transgressive, and boldly feminist work since the 1960s.

Frieze Sculpture 2017
This free exhibition scatters Regent’s Park with 25 new and notable outdoor sculptures by established and contemporary artists including KAWS, Rasheed Araeen, Ugo Rondinone, Emily Young, and Thomas J Price.

Kiluanji Kia Henda
As part of Frieze Projects, this year’s winner of the Frieze Artist Award will debut a performative, specially commissioned installation that probes how colonialism and political discord have troubled his home country of Angola.

Photo: Linda Nylind. Courtesy of Linda Nylind/Frieze.