Frieze is making its annual return to London next month. Anticipating this welcome injection of energy, we’re looking forward to seeing what some of our favourite galleries have in store.

To help you make the most of your Frieze experience, we've curated a list of ten galleries that are sure to leave you excited and inspired.

Here’s our round-up of galleries Hang-Up has on its radar for this Frieze edition, October 11-15th 2023!

An international powerhouse in the art world, with over 15 exhibition spaces across the United States, Europe, and Asia, Gagosian Gallery blurs the line between museum and gallery. Consistently featuring some of the most significant artists of our time, their booth at Frieze is expected to be a highlight.

Known for its commitment to fostering innovative and pioneering contemporary art, David Zwirner Gallery’s booth will undoubtedly be a must-visit. Since its establishment in 1993, they have served as a hub for groundbreaking and unique exhibitions spanning various mediums and genres. Expect thought-provoking art and visually stimulating curation.

Another global powerhouse, Pace Gallery, consistently represents some of the most influential artists in the contemporary landscape. With an impressive roster of artists including David Hockney, Yoshitomo Nara, JR, and Robert Rauchsenberg to name just a few. Their commitment to artistic excellence and innovation will be sure to shine through this Frieze edition. Expect a diverse range of mediums and a mixture of fresh innovative talents.

In its formative years, Xavier Hufkens Gallery played a pivotal role in introducing Brussels to some of the most influential contemporary artists, such as Antony Gormley and Felix Gonzalez-Torres. Last year the gallery sold a Tracey Emin painting for over $1 million. They graced the New York 2022 Frieze with a stand that featured a predominantly female cast of artists. We're excited to see what the gallery has planned for this year.

Lisson Gallery has been in operation for over 5 decades and has supported many artists who have transformed the very nature of art and its presentation. The gallery has championed the works of important minimal and conceptual artists such as Sol LeWitt and Richard Long, as well as significant British sculptors including Anish Kapoor, Richard Deacon, Shirazeh Houshiary, and Tony Cragg. Lisson Gallery has a longstanding reputation as an influential tastemaker.

In the Editions section this year will be Paragon Press. Founded in 1986, Paragon has become a fixture in the contemporary prints and editions arts scene in the UK. Working with artists to create distinct portfolio print offerings - think Harland Miller and Grayson Perry to name just a few. Paragon's projects have been acquired and showcased in prominent museums and contemporary art collections globally.