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Opinion / I’m A Hustler Baby: Uncut Gems, Parasite and the Cinema of Scammers

A crop of Hollywood ‘grifter’ films reflect growing pessimism about the state of capitalism

Profile / How Käthe Kollwitz Invented a New Art of Protest

Two exhibitions, at the Getty Center in Los Angeles and the Art Institute of Chicago, revisit the radical printmaker’s legacy in the social media age

How Käthe Kollwitz Invented a New Art of Protest

Podcast / Bow Down: Women in Art History

A new series about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention

Bow Down: Women in Art History

Opinion / How Artists Are Helping India’s Protesters Reclaim their Country’s Voice

The inspired demonstrations include singing, dancing, poetry readings, impromptu exhibitions and a monumental fluorescent light sculpture

How Artists Are Helping India’s Protesters Reclaim their Country’s Voice

Fairs / Sushi, Matcha, Pizza and More: Where To Eat & Drink at Frieze Los Angeles

Fuel your visit at pop-ups by LA's best restaurnts, including Roberta's, Sqirl, Umi and many more

Sushi, Matcha, Pizza and More: Where To Eat & Drink at Frieze Los Angeles

Video / Yahon Chang: ‘The Bird Looks Beautiful, but It Is Very Strong’

Confronting tensions in the Taiwanese artist’s first performance in New York, at Performa 19

Sponsored by Yahon Chang Studio

Yahon Chang: ‘The Bird Looks Beautiful, but It Is Very Strong’

Fairs / Sushi, Matcha, Pizza and More: Where To Eat & Drink at Frieze Los Angeles

Fuel your visit at pop-ups by LA's best restaurnts, including Roberta's, Sqirl, Umi and many more

Sushi, Matcha, Pizza and More: Where To Eat & Drink at Frieze Los Angeles

Fair News / Frieze Film & Talks On Visibility And Invisibility – And LA As The Perfect Meeting Place For Cultures

Curated by Venus Lau, this year's program at Frieze Los Angeles features a series of films by Cao Fei, Wong Ping, Sophia Al-Maria and Victoria Sin and many more

Frieze Film & Talks On Visibility And Invisibility – And LA As The Perfect Meeting Place For Cultures

Opinion / Will Disney Kill Your TV?

Paywalls are going up everywhere, intellectual property is being jealously hoarded, and the long-predicted streaming wars are finally on

Will Disney Kill Your TV?

Opinion / Will Disney Kill Your TV?

Paywalls are going up everywhere, intellectual property is being jealously hoarded, and the long-predicted streaming wars are finally on

Will Disney Kill Your TV?

Opinion / What MoMA PS1’s ‘Theater of Operations’ Can Teach Us About the Killing of Qasem Soleimani

Or, why the Gulf conflicts never really went away

What MoMA PS1’s ‘Theater of Operations’ Can Teach Us About the Killing of Qasem Soleimani

Profile / A Collar, A Tie and an Eton Crop: Who Was Nancy Morris?

An out lesbian in the 1920s, Morris threw parties with the Bloomsbury Set and smoked opium with Jean Cocteau – but her story has largely been forgotten

A Collar, A Tie and an Eton Crop: Who Was Nancy Morris?

Review / A.R. Penck’s Homecoming

A major retrospective at Dresden’s Albertinum sheds new light on the artist’s relation to his hometown

A.R. Penck’s Homecoming

Review / Marie Karlberg Parodies the Social Conditions of Art’s Production

The artist’s show at Tramps, New York, asks if we’re too eager for young artists to self-destruct

Marie Karlberg Parodies the Social Conditions of Art’s Production

Review / George Segal’s Timeless Allegory of Human Discord

How the recently restored ‘Abraham’s Farewell to Ishmael’, on view at the Pérez Art Museum, Miami, speaks to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

George Segal’s Timeless Allegory of Human Discord

Review / Dumb Type and the Perpetual Problem of the Performance Exhibition

A retrospective at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo struggles to convey the collective’s energy and impact

Dumb Type and the Perpetual Problem of the Performance Exhibition

Video / ‘I Always Give Back to the Community, No Matter What’

25-year old designer Reece Yeboah on the ‘crazy journey’ of his label, Saint London

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Fairs / Frieze London 2019 in Pictures

Highlights from the 2019 edition of Frieze London which closed on Sunday 6 October. See you next year!

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09 Oct 2019

‘I Follow My Curiosity and Sometimes Building On That Curiosity Becomes A Work of Art‘

Watch artist Mark Bradford in conversation with Hans-Ulrich Obrist at Frieze Masters 2019

BMW Open Work - 06 Oct 2019

The Road to 'Sirens'

The journey that led to Camille Blatrix’s commission for BMW Open Work 2019

Frieze Fairs - 06 Oct 2019

Watch Ai Weiwei in conversation with Tim Marlow

‘I am fortunate that I don't have to think about art all the time‘

Zanele Muholi acquired by CAS Collections Fund at Frieze for Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery

Frieze Fairs - 03 Oct 2019

’It's a Victory for the Participants of the Series’

On the significane of Zanele Muholi’s ‘Faces and Phases’ series, acquired by the Contemporary Art Society at Frieze London 2019

frieze video - 15 Aug 2019

At Home with Duggie Fields

A frieze commissioned film: Artist Duggie Fields leads a tour of the home and studio in London’s Earls Court that he’s lived in for more than 50 years (and once shared with the musician and co-founder of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett)