Damien Hirst (Artist) (Major early presence and a primary catalyst for London’s contemporary art market boom)

Frieze Sculpture (Public Exhibition) (An annual, free-to-the-public outdoor sculpture park curated across Regent’s Park)

Tracey Emin (Artist) (Consistently represented by blue-chip booths with high-profile conceptual works)

David Zwirner (Gallery) (Renowned for multi-million dollar baseline sales on opening VIP days)

Hauser & Wirth (Gallery) (Staging highly elaborate, immersive concept booths that mimic artist studios or fictional museums)

Gagosian (Gallery) (Consistently brings marquee solo presentations of contemporary giants like Takashi Murakami or Damien Hirst)

Frieze Artist Award (Philanthropy) (Annual commission allowing an emerging international artist to debut a major site-specific project)

Tate Frieze Fund (Museum Partnership) (A historic acquisition fund enabling Tate to purchase works directly from the fair for the national collection)

Victoria Miro (Gallery) (Major baseline presenter showcasing premium British and global contemporary masters)

Sadie Coles HQ (Gallery) (A cornerstone representative of the Young British Artists movement and London avant-garde gallery scene)

White Cube (Gallery) (Regularly debuting major monumental sculptures and paintings to an international audience)

Anish Kapoor (Sculpture) (A recurring highlight across premium contemporary gallery displays)

Kehinde Wiley (Artist) (High-profile painting displays generating massive institutional and collector interest)

Yinka Shonibare CBE (Artist) (Renowned for vibrant, identity-focused installations showcased within specialized fair curated sectors)

Tilda Swinton (Celebrity Visitor) (A regular high-profile patron seen across opening VIP previews)

Sir Paul McCartney (Celebrity Visitor) (Frequent attendee exploring the contemporary stands during Frieze Week)

Hans Ulrich Obrist (Curator/Speaker) (A vital force leading institutional discussions and performance panel panels during the fair)

Frieze Talks (Curated Program) (A landmark series of debates featuring the world’s leading artists, architects, and critical theorists)

Focus Sector (Curated Exhibition) (A dedicated space within the fair showcasing solo presentations by younger, emerging galleries)

Frieze Masters Talks (Curated Program) (Renowned panels focusing on the relationship between historical art and contemporary practice)

Amanda Sharp & Matthew Slotover (Founders) (The visionary duo who successfully mapped a magazine aesthetic onto a global market platform)

Caruso St John (Architecture Connection) (Designers of the initial award-winning layout and structural concepts for Frieze Masters)

Deutsche Bank (Lead Partner) (Over two decades of continuous corporate and creative collaboration supporting global fair expansions)

Wolfgang Tillmans (Photography) (Highly sought-after photographic installations featured regularly across multiple European booths)

Yayoi Kusama (Artist) (A major drawcard for secondary-market premium booths, often featuring signature polka-dot motifs)