No.9 Cork Street, Frieze's year-round exhibition space in Mayfair, welcomes seven galleries to the space hailing from across Europe, the Middle East and Asia for its autumn programme, running from September to November 2026. Since the space opened in 2021, it has hosted a continuous programme of visiting galleries, alongside talks and residencies that offer an evolving snapshot of the international gallery landscape. October’s exhibitions, coinciding with Frieze London and Frieze Masters, also mark the gallery’s fifth anniversary.
September will open with new presentations from gallery rosenfeld and Jhaveri Contemporary, alongside the continuation of Lehmann Maupin’s year-long residency at the space. October will bring P·P·O·W’s first international pop-up with Robin F. Williams and Jordan Nassar's second solo exhibition with The Third Line, while November will close the season with The Dot Project and Tabari Artspace.
Selvi May Akyildiz, Director of No.9 Cork Street, said: ‘This season captures what we set out to achieve five years ago, which was to create a meeting point for galleries from across the globe, introducing London audiences to artists and practices they might not otherwise encounter here. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built and I’m excited to see what more we can achieve.’
October – Frieze Week
Frieze London and Frieze Masters run 14–18 October 2026.
Robin F. Williams, ‘Act Natural’, P·P·O·W | 9 October – 24 October 2026
New York gallery P·P·O·W will present a solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based painter Robin F. Williams – both the artist's first exhibition in the UK and P·P·O·W's first international pop-up presentation. Williams fuses imagery drawn from social media with references spanning art history, literature and advertising to build narrative compositions, working with a technical control that has made them one of the more distinctive painters at work today. The exhibition brings together a new body of paintings and works on paper.
Opening reception: 8 October, 6–8 pm
In conjunction with the exhibition, Williams will be joined by UK-based artist Suzanne Treister for a conversation moderated by Hannah Woods, Associate Curator at Whitechapel Gallery, at No.9 Cork Street on Friday 16 October, 4–6 pm.