This October, Gavin Turk will present across Frieze London, Frieze Masters, and a series of Frieze week related events in London.&nbsp;At Frieze London, Turk will be represented on the Galeries Krinzinger (Booth A12), presenting two works, <a href="https://www.gavinturk.com/artworks/2013/argon-candle">Argon Candle</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.gavinturk.com/artworks/2019/pistolettos-used-tea-cup-bite-marks">Pistoletto's Bitten Cup</a>. At Frieze Masters, Ben Brown Fine Arts (Booth E13) will show an early work entitled G.T.E.G.G.&nbsp;As part of Frieze Week, programming, Turk will join Kate Spicer for a live conversation at <a href="https://www.theroofgardens.com/">Kensington Roof Gardens</a>, titled 'Don't Look Back: Art, Media and Myth in the 90's'. Together they revisit a decade when art, journalism and celebrity collided, from YBAs to tabloid takedowns, the glamour of the party scene to the grit of counterculture.&nbsp;Turk is also featured in 'Dreaming Together' at <a href="https://www.frieze.com/event/london-launch-party-dreaming-together-groucho-club">The Groucho Club</a>, a collaboration with Bompas &amp; Parr, exploring sleep, art and the subconscious. The project includes Turk's contribution to a collective 'dream menu' and a DJ set at the launch.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.frieze.com/fairs/frieze-london-frieze-masters">Frieze London and Frieze Masters </a>take place from 15th - 19th October 2025, in The Regents Park, London.&nbsp;

G.T.E.G.G, 1997 

This October, Gavin Turk will present across Frieze London, Frieze Masters, and a series of Frieze week related events in London. At Frieze London, Turk will be represented on the Galeries Krinzinger (Booth A12), presenting two works, Argon Candle & Pistoletto's Bitten Cup. At Frieze Masters, Ben Brown Fine Arts (Booth E13) will show an early work entitled G.T.E.G.G. 

Gavin Turk at Frieze London, Frieze Masters and Frieze Week Projects 

Maisie Lillywhite, BBC News, Gloucestershire &amp; Alice Bouverie, BBC News, Gloucestershire,The works of more than 50 sculptors are being featured in a trail 100ft (30m) beneath the ground in caves this summer.Back to the Cave – The Full Spectrum, opened at Clearwell Caves in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire on 23 May.Seventy modern and contemporary artworks, including pieces by Damien Hirst and Lynn Chadwick, are dotted along the 1800ft-long (500m) trail.Ochre paint pigment has been mined from the natural cave system near Coleford for at least 5,000 years – providing inspiration to organisers to use it as a space for art.Ochre paint pigment has been mined from the natural cave system near Coleford for at least 5,000 years – providing inspiration to organisers to use it as a space for art.As visitors get deeper into the caves, the colours in the exhibition become more vibrant. Colin Reid from Stroud, a glass artist, created a bright red hoop that glows in the dark. "I was so chuffed to see it but I'm pleased with the colour and the form in this setting, so that you can look through the piece and the cave goes on behind," he said.Rungwe Kingdon, a co-creator of the exhibition, said putting the art in the caves created "childlike wonder"."However well-known the art is, it makes it very accessible in the sense that it makes it into an adventure," he said.Clearwell Caves are part of a Natural England-designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and the Wye Valley Special Area of Conservation due to the large number of lesser horseshoe bats.The caves have been used as a filming location for TV shows including Doctor Who, The Winter King and Merlin.Read full piece by clicking <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgq335gp951o">here</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Maisie Lillywhite, BBC News, Gloucestershire & Alice Bouverie, BBC News, Gloucestershire,The works of more than 50 sculptors are being featured in a trail 100ft (30m) beneath the ground in caves this summer.Back to the Cave – The Full Spectrum, opened at Clearwell Caves in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire on 23 May.Seventy modern and contemporary artworks, including pieces by Damien Hirst and Lynn Chadwick, are dotted along the 1800ft-long (500m) trail.

Gavin Turk at Frieze London, Frieze Masters and Frieze Week Projects

Sculpture trail that's 100ft below the ground