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EU News Forge > Blog > Arts > Sweet nothings, urinal cakes and headless dogs: 10 artworks worth seeing at Frieze
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Sweet nothings, urinal cakes and headless dogs: 10 artworks worth seeing at Frieze

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Last updated: October 16, 2026 1:02 pm
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There’s plenty that stands out at Regent’s Park this year, from antidepressant pens and an ibuprofen-dolling robotic arm to Miriam Cahn’s 26 years’ worth of self-portraiture and a 150m-year-old dinosaur skull – still with embedded tooth

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The raised platform in the middle of British artist Ella Fleck’s installation vibrates under your feet to the sound of a male voice. He’s whispering sweet nothings, intoning sexual fantasies. It’s all based on third-party agencies that manage OnlyFans accounts, interacting with users, creating fictional relationships that horny guys spend thousands on. It’s a greasy, gross, uncomfortable exploration of sex work on an industrial scale.

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Source: Guardian Art & Design

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