Arts & Entertainment
Frieze Cancels Sculpture Launch Amid Shipping, Labor Issues
Frieze announced it will not launch its Beverly Hills sculpture, but Frieze Week will still happen as scheduled in February.
BEVERLY HILLS, CA — Frieze cancelled their sculpture instillation in Beverly Hills facing shipping issues and labor shortages, a representative for Frieze announced Thursday.
Frieze, an art-focused media and events company, was scheduled to install a temporary sculpture garden in Beverly Gardens Park during the second week of February, the Beverly Hills Courier reported.
"Due to delays in shipping and labor shortages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have determined that we do not have sufficient artworks to realize a full-scale public-sculpture installation," a representative of Frieze said in a news release.
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Frieze Week will still happen from Feb. 17-20 at 9900 Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills. Frieze Week Los Angeles is an annual art fair featuring artists and galleries from around the globe.
To learn more about Frieze Week and buy tickets, visit Frieze's website.
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