We're officially Frieze(ing)! We're checking out some traditional art, not-so traditional art, electro art, and are even indulging in food and champagne doused in art. Heading to Paris? We've got some art picks there, too! But for those going on the art offensive, there's yet another quirky sandwich offering (trend alert!), a fairy tale and a Saturday night Shimmy. This Weekend’s Picks • FRI 50:50 Synaesthesia • SAT The Light Princess • SUN The Four Letter Word Tonight Dinos Chapman Live AV Show Start your Frieze weekend with audio-visual artist Dinos Chapman. Following his blowout performance at Sonar 2013, the artist is set to premiere his live AV show at Fabric tonight. Expect three screens of short films with a simultaneous electronic soundtrack, played live by Chapman himself. Art, music and Fabric – done! Dinos Chapman Live AC Show Fabric, 77a Charterhouse Street, EC1M 3HN 7pm-12am Tickets from £10 PRODUCT PICK I M.I.A. FOR VERSUS VERSACE Move over J.W. Anderson, now it's all about M.I.A. The latest Versus Versace collection is a collaboration between the Italian house and the singer, and is inspired by her teenage knock-off Versace pieces. Buy 'em quick online or go old-school and search the marketplace. M.I.A. for Versus Versace available online here, pieces from £120 FRIDAY EAT: 50:50 Synaesthesia PARTY: Kitsuné Maison x The Lexington A supper club dishing up half raw, half cooked ingredients with fruit and vegetable cocktails may not be our usual go-to Friday night indulgence, but when done by Will Hemming (a chef for Pret A Diner), we say book now. 50:50 Synaesthesia is all about merging food, art and drink into one organic menu. A “chew no evil, bite no evil, swallow no evil” healthy food philosophy prevails, with dishes such as smoked scallops served with three-way peas and pancetta crisps, sous vide ox cheeks with dehydrated horseradish kale, and raw coconut and cashew nut marshmallows for dessert. As for the art, expect your meals served on painters' palettes. Kitsuné Maison is back and celebrating the release of their latest compilation Kitsuné Maison 15. Set to feature the next crop of musical talent from the record label, including UJ faves Andrew Armstrong and John Sambrooke a.k.a. Horixon. Taking over the Lexington for an intimate 200 capacity party, the event will feature live performances by the Years & Years, electro popsters Schwarz Don't Crack, and French newbie band Techniques. And with the DJ corner filled by Kitsuné favourites Citizens!, Punks Jump Up and Birmingham's indie ravers Jake Bullit, you won't want to leave 'til 4am. 7pm £50 Dalston Department Store, Unit 2, Star House, E8 3HY 7.30pm-4am £8 96-98 Pentonville Road, N1 9JB FRIEZE FOOD ROUNDUP ART x FOOD For those needing a bit of in-between sustenance while Frieze-ing, you're in luck: this year, the art fair has upped its culinary game with a host of newcomers. Start the rounds on the outdoor deck at Pizza Pilgrims' margherita bar; for meatier options, head over to Pitt Cue Co. for their smoky offerings (and picklebacks) or Yum Bun's steamed buns. If you need a coffee break, Caravan is setting up shop with a selection of favourites from its brunch and all-day restaurant menu. Over at Frieze Masters, look for Michelin-starred Locanda Locatelli and a Nippon injection with bento boxes and Japanese cocktails from Umu. Bon appétit! Pizza Pilgrims | Pitt Cue Co. | Yum Bun | Caravan | Locanda Locatelli | Umu SATURDAY WATCH: The Light Princess PARTY: Shimmy London The National Theatre has pulled out all the stops for their latest musical The Light Princess. Directed by Marianne Elliott (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and War Horse) and with Tori Amos behind the score, this promises to show off with musical, technical and visual wows. Playing until January 9, the story is a dark, wintery fairy tale about a grief-stricken princess (Rosalie Craig) who escapes the physical trappings of the world. Expect war, romance, flying and wild puppet creations. Get booking, now. For those still mourning the loss of cherryjam, good news – the former West London night spot has been reincarnated into Shimmy London, thanks to Hugo Heathcote (E.T.A and Love Brunch) and Deji Carr (Love Brunch). Beefing up the late night options in Notting Hill, the club is all about the wonderland vibe – think wardrobe staircases, a Scrabble-tiled bar and optical illusions. And if you need some snacks, it's Taiwanese bun sliders all around. 2.15pm, 7.30pm £12-£48 South Bank, SE1 9PX 8pm-2am Free before 9pm; £7 until 11pm; £10 after 11pm 58 Porchester Road, W2 6ET PRODUCT PICK II Jeff Koons for Dom Pérignon You've rubbed elbows at Frieze and now it's time for a drink, so grab a bottle of the latest Limited Edition: Dom Pérignon by Jeff Koons (naturally). For the collectors out there, splash out on the Balloon Venus for Dom Pérignon (containing the Rosé Vintage 2003). Limited Edition: Dom Pérignon by Jeff Koons and the Balloon Venus are available online here. £130-£15,500 SUNDAY EAT: Red Dog American Sandwiches SEE: The Four Letter Word + Other Criteria We're not done with the American invasion just yet. Red Dog American Sandwiches has thrown open its doors to give Hoxtonites their fill of State-style subs. The menu features 15 hot and cold sandwiches such as the Philly Cheese Steak (with finely sliced aged Scottish rib eye, onions and provolone), the traditional New Orleans Po'boy (southern fried catfish, rémoulade, lettuce, tomato and pickles) and the Red Dog Reuben (hickory-smoked pastrami or salt beef with Swiss cheese and Russian dressing with a choice of coleslaw or sauerkraut). Not a sandwich fan? There are always the dawgs. Now for UJ's Frieze pick – The Four Letter Word by Richie Culver showcases the artist's use of words within collages and paintings with recurring themes of life, death, sex, loss, and addiction. For those not up to speed, Richie Culver designed a range of t-shirts for clothing brand Cécile, while his forthcoming project with Diesel and Nicola Formichetti puts him firmly on the ones to watch list. While you're at the Sanderson, duck into Other Criteria's pop up wardrobe for some cultured browsing (and buying) of prints, limited editions and art books by British artists including Damien Hirst, Mat Collishaw and Sarah Lucas. 10am-11pm Sandwiches from £6.75 37a Hoxton Square, N1 6NN 7am-11pm The Sanderson Hotel, 50 Berners Street, W1T 3NG International TOUR PARIS 13 If you're swapping London's arty offerings this weekend for a more Parisian affair, skip the traditional tourist trail and head to Tower 13. For the month of October, a former nine storey residential building along the Seine, earmarked for demolition, will be an exhibition of work by 105 street artists – using the building itself as their canvas. Entrance is free, but get there early, as access to the site is limited to 49 visitors at a time. Tour Paris 13 Art Project, 5 Rue Fulton, 13th district, M° Quai de la Gare, 75013, Paris FOLLOW US! 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