Frieze Sculpture: The artworks on display in London's Regent's Park

Large sculptures have been on display in London's Regent's Park for the past month as part of the free public art exhibition, Frieze Sculpture.

The exhibition features works by 21 international artists and is based in the park's English Gardens.

Curator Fatoş Üstek showed BBC London around the site.

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