Question modern society at the Saatchi Gallery, visit the world's biggest contemporary art fair, and catch Yayoi Kusama at Victoria Miro – these are the unmissable art exhibitions opening this month
Ah, Frieze. The money, the outfits, the cocktails, the sniffing galleristas (head-colds, or otherwise). Oh, and the art. The biggest art fair in the world returns to London this October.
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Set against the many aesthetic and intellectual innovations of modernist art, weaving may not immediately appear to be a compelling object of study. But anyone questioning the paramount importance of twentieth-century textiles should prepare to be challenged by German modernist Anni Albers, whose remarkable work is on display at Tate Modern in October.
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Reflect on the murky truths of modern life as the Saatchi Gallery showcases the satirical impact of art. Black Mirror is a major new exhibition bringing together works from 26 contemporary artists in order to interrogate the relationship between political unrest and creativity.
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Gagosian Britannia Street presents Measured, another supremely Instagrammable exhibition, featuring two large-scale sculptures by the late Chris Burden. A true artistic innovator and daredevil, Burden transformed materials from old toys into life-size engineered objects. Highlights of the exhibition include 1 Ton Crane Truck, 2009, and Porsche with Meteorite, 2013.
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The luxury art and design fair PAD London returns to chic Berkeley Square for its twelfth edition. For one week only, 68 leading galleries from around the world display their precious cargo, spanning millennia and media.
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Exploring 'themes of voyaging, place-making and encounter', this ground-breaking retrospective spotlights works from the South Pacific after years of relative neglect.
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