A royal park, its art, and a city divided

By Selina Mason2019-10-14T05:00:00

Extreme differences between rich and poor can be found in so many parts of our cities

Autumn has arrived in London. Frieze Art Fair has come to town bringing with it a whole day of torrential rain. Two huge tents now dominate Regent’s Park – the Frieze tent to the south for contemporary art with its neighbour, the more hushed and rarefied tent of Frieze Masters, to the north up by Camden for showcasing art from antiquity to the late 20th century.

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