Tracey Emin greets admirers outside Shreeji Newsagents.

Gabriel Chipperfield, Laura de Gunzburg, Harry Weller, and the scene outside.

*Top,* Emin’s works; *above,* Bridget Arsenault, Ashley Baker, and Joseph Bullmore.

*Top,* Emin’s new book; *above,* Steven Wallis and Gabby O’Brien.

*Top,* Emin signing cards; *above,* Tom Chamberlin, Joseph Bullmore, and Daisy Knatchbull.

Ellie Cullen, Damian Henniger, and Victoria Abel

*Top,* Zeynep Utku; *above,* Charlie Porter.

In London, Love (and Much More) Is in the Air

Frieze returns to town and gets the city hopping

By Ashley Baker

Despite what seems like a series of interminable lockdowns, petrol shortages, and labor snafus, London’s social set is back on the scene. This week, Frieze brought the international art crowd back to Regent’s Park, and if the bustling scene at the Wolseley and bumper-to-bumper Rolls-Royce situation outside of Claridge’s are any indication, this year’s edition was livelier than ever.

The buzz was in full effect on Thursday morning, when Air Mail hosted a gathering at Shreeji, the newsagent and gallery space located at 6 Chiltern Street, to celebrate Tracey Emin. The artist’s latest exhibition of miniature sculptures and works on paper, “The News Is I Love You,” is on view there through Sunday.