We heard London calling this week as the annual Frieze Art Fair opened in Regent's Park. In our slideshow above, see pictures from the best events at the fair and around town, including an affair at the U.S. Ambassador's house and a Sotheby's preview party. Stateside, we stopped by the opening for Mike Bouchet's new hot-tub sculptures and Diet Cola paintings at Marlborough Chelsea, the launch party for the new Marcel Dzama-illustrated book Momo, and a one-night exhibition of glass work by David Sugar and Carol Iselin atACA Galleries—which featured an appearance by none other than Maya Angelou.
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The entrance to the Frieze Art Fair
A party at Sotheby's London to preview the house's fall auction
Jennifer Rubell at Stephen Friedman Gallery's booth at Frieze
A performance piece at Frieze
A party at the U.S. Ambassador's residence in London's Regent's Park
A party at the American ambassador's residence for Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe, from left: the American ambassador to Britain singing "Edelweiss" with the three granddaughters of Captain Von Trapp
A Yinka Shonibare work at the Frieze sculpture park
Mike Bouchet's pornographic video collage at Marlborough Chelsea
Installation view of Mike Bouchet's new show "Flood," in which the artist debuted canvases painted with Diet Coke, at Marlborough Chelsea
Mike Bouchet chats with bodybuilders, hired to swim in a pool of Diet Cola on the rooftop of Hotel Americano, for the opening of his new show
The bodybuilders pose at Hotel Americano
Stacks of Michael Ende's book "Momo," which is being released in the U.S. for the first time with drawings by Marcel Dzama and a translation by Lucas Zwirner, on display at the launch party at No. 8
Maya Angelou at ACA Galleries
