Frieze London 2015: Gallery Girl's Art Wishlist Highlights

At Frieze London's Collector Preview on Tuesday morning, a gallerist demanded a visitor's LG G3 Beat smartphone and Aquazzura Sexy Thing sandals, a small price for Amalia Ulman's film about padlocked diaries, priced around £4,000 from Arcadia Missa. Lisa Oppenheim's mysterious photographic work at The Approach, around US$40,000, was discussed with Jake Miller, while Pommery shortlisted the booth for best looking. Modern Art, run by Stuart Shave, won the Best Booth award, receiving a Pommery Jeroboam. Rodeo's booth featured Duncan Campbell's triptych Give Us Work, potentially appealing to London's black cab drivers outside Regent's Park. Eloise Hawser's LCD screen piece Resistance, 2015, about cinema origins, was around £25,000. Praneet Soi's photographic collages Srinagar II at Experimenter's booth, shortlisted for favorite stand, priced around USD$14,000, re-configure traditional Kashmiri visual culture digitally. Soi's time in Kashmir influenced his more colorful side. The event occurred in October 2015, with Victoria Siddall and Jo Stella-Sawicka leading Frieze. The online exclusive was published on 15 October 2015.