State of the Art

Open Eyes

Online or in person? The different ways of paying attention today by Kirsty Bell

Satire

Write of Spring

Life is a quotation. Sort of. by Jennifer Higgie

In These Intemperate Times

There, Not There

How our attitudes betray us by Lynne Tillman

Weekend Special

Made in Pyongyang

The controversial history of the $28-million African Renaissance Monument in Dakar by Sean O’Toole

Pretty, Pretty Good

Right & Wrong

Have American conservatives taken over transgression? by Jennifer Allen

Music

Do It Yourself

New York’s energetic community of experimental music and film venues by Dan Fox

Icons

Every Day is Good

One hundred years of John Cage by Rob Young

Ideal Syllabus

Ideal Syllabus

In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them by Brian Kennon

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Monograph

Coming to Life

Spirits, objecthood and the ‘Black Forest voodoo’ of Geoffrey Farmer’s mirages and micro-events by Jan Verwoert

Picture Piece

Picture Piece: Robert Wyatt

Robert Wyatt was my life-model by Lynda Morris

Interview

The Middle of the Day

On the occasion of a year- long exhibition at Tate Britain, Frank Bowling talks about the ‘poured paintings’ he began making in the early 1970s, getting advice from Clement Greenberg and the importance of improvisation by Courtney J. Martin

Influences

Infuences: Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige

For the first time in the new series, frieze invites artists Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige to write about the images that have informed their practice by Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige

Interview

Social Spaces

On the occasion of his exhibition at Protocinema in Istanbul, Dan Graham discusses sci-fi, dance, model-making and the ‘just-past’ with Turkish artist Can Altay by Dan Graham and Can Altay

Focus

Focus: Alicja Kwade

The language of cinema and the psychology of sculpture by Kito Nedo

Case Study

Case Study: Trisha Baga

The New York-based artist’s latest video installation, Plymouth Rock. by Piper Marshall

Art

Body Politics

Comprising installations, actions, performances, conferences and moving-image projections, the work of Fabio Mauri was a life-long enquiry into the relationship between art, ideology and totalitarianism. by Barbara Casavecchia

Monograph

Woman of Letters

Moyra Davey’s films, photographs and writing are a sustained meditation on her family, literary influences, travels and environment by Quinn Latimer

Monograph

Future Memories

Dominik Lang’s work is deeply influenced by both the legacy of Czech conceptual art and his intimate relationship to his family home in Prague by Noemi Smolik

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REDCAT

Ming Wong by Erik Morse

MUMOK

Claes Oldenburg by Kirsty Bell

Cubitt

Nina Canell by Martin Herbert

Armory Center for the Arts

Wallace Berman & Robert Heinecken by Ian Chang

New Museum

The Ungovernables: 2012 New Museum Triennial by katie kitamura

Alex Zachary Peter Currie

Jordan Wofson by Dan Fox

Reena Spaulings Fine Art

Klara Lidén by David Everitt Howe

Invisible-Exports

Breyer P-Orridge by Joseph Akel

Grey Art Gallery

Jesús Soto by Agnieszka Gratza

The Morgan Library & Museum

Dan Flavin by Perrin Drumm

New York Historical Society

Fred Wilson by A.M. Weaver

Marc Foxx

Sanya Kantarovsky by Jonathan Griffin

Daniel Faria Gallery,

Chris Curreri by Charles Reeve

Sprüth Magers

Robert Morris by Mark Prince

Lokremise

Human Capsules by Raphael Gygax

Kunsthaus

Daniel Gustav Cramer by Aoife Rosenmeyer

Index

Runo Lagomarsino by Matthew Rana

Galerie Jocelyn Wolff

Christoph Weber by Lara Sarcevic

La Galerie des Galeries

Into the Woods by Cristina Ricupero

Institut d’art contemporain

Joachim Koester by Raphael Brunel

Centre Pompidou-Metz

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec by Emily King

M HKA & the Van Abbemuseum

Spirits of Internationalism by Sam Thorne

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