During Frieze London's VIP preview day, guerrilla dealers Jack Chase and James Sundquist parked a U-Haul truck (branded CVS in London) near Regent's Park, selling T-shirts and art by Vladimir Umanetz. They were eventually asked to move by park attendants and later relocated outside Thaddaeus Ropac gallery. The duo previously launched the U-Haul Art Fair during Armory Week in New York, where artists exhibited from rental trucks.
During Frieze London's VIP preview day, guerrilla dealers Jack Chase and James Sundquist parked their U-Haul Gallery truck outside Regent's Park, selling T-shirts and art by Vladimir Umanetz. The duo, known for launching the U-Haul Art Fair during Armory Week in New York, set up a mobile exhibition inside the truck featuring Umanetz's mixed-media work O-14 (LPSVCYDH) (2025–present) and a giant image of Tina Turner. Park attendants eventually forced them to move under threat of police action, but they later relocated outside Thaddaeus Ropac's London gallery during a party for Tom Sachs.