Lehmann Maupin returns to Frieze London for the 21st time with a solo presentation of new and recent works by internationally renowned artist Do Ho Suh, whose major exhibition The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House is currently on view at the Tate Modern through October 26. Selections from Suh’s Specimens, ScaledBehaviour, and Spectators series will be on view, in addition to several thread drawings and a large-scale fabric installation. Concurrent to the fair, several of Lehmann Maupin's artists will have a strong presence in London. Gilbert & George: 21ST CENTURY PICTURES is on view at the Hayward Gallery through January 11, 2026. Also at the Hayward, Teresa Solar Abboud, who joined Lehmann Maupin’s program in July, will debut a new site-specific commission during Frieze Week. In 2026, Solar Abboud will debut her first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom at Lehmann Maupin London.

Working across various media, Do Ho Suh creates drawings, film, and sculptural works that confront questions of home, physical space, displacement, memory, individuality, and collectivity; the artist is best known for his life-size fabric sculptures that reconstruct his past and present homes and studios. Several works from Suh’s long-running Specimens series, including new Perfect Home and Family Cuddle iterations, will debut at the fair. The artist’s Specimen works comprise detailed fabric replicas of domestic objects from his past and present residences and studio spaces. Colorful fabric doorknobs, electrical outlets, light switches, and more are precisely measured and modeled after their literal counterparts—objects that have been both habitually touched by the artist himself and with which others have a deep and unquestioning familiarity. Suh’s new Family Cuddle works in particular depict clusters of doorknobs that intertwine and overlap within their compositions, exploring the boundaries between the self and others and probing the way memories overlap and blur between individuals in intimate relationships.