Opinion /
The US Government Shutdown’s Hard Lesson for the Arts
Federal museums ensure that art is not merely the purview of the leisured class; the impasse is an abdication of that responsibility
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Interview /
Murderous Writing: An Interview with Enrique Vila-Matas
As an exhibition of works selected by the Spanish author opens in London, he discusses realism, ambiguity and why he doesn’t want to be a ‘curator’
Murderous Writing: An Interview with Enrique Vila-Matas
Opinion /
How the Myth of a Sacrificed Princess Bewitched Printmaker Belkis Ayón
Love, betrayal and grief: the late Cuban artist’s first US museum retrospective reveals the full range of her powers
How the Myth of a Sacrificed Princess Bewitched Printmaker Belkis Ayón
Opinion /
John Akomfrah Commemorates the Colonial Soldiers Who Fought for a Cause that Was Not Theirs
100 years on from World War I, the filmmaker’s latest work ‘Mimesis: African Soldier’ remembers the faces we seldom see in history books
John Akomfrah Commemorates the Colonial Soldiers Who Fought for a Cause that Was Not Theirs
Video /
Artist Eric Mack on His White Leather Centaur Boots: ‘It’s a Time that Won’t Come Again’
‘The idea of wearing them while painting is a really great image’
Artist Eric Mack on His White Leather Centaur Boots: ‘It’s a Time that Won’t Come Again’
State of the Art /
Celebrating the 200th Issue of frieze
We look back on 28 years of publishing by remembering what inspires us
Celebrating the 200th Issue of frieze
Opinion /
‘Emotion Should Have a Comeback’: Filmmaker Beatrice Gibson on Feminism and Family in Fragile Times
The artist’s films at Camden Arts Centre evoke anxiety in the face of world events and the tenderness of collective living
‘Emotion Should Have a Comeback’: Filmmaker Beatrice Gibson on Feminism and Family in Fragile Times
Critic's Guide /
Mystic Drawings and Designing for Extinction: 2019 Highlights from the UK Art World and Beyond
UK-based critic Alice Rawsthorn, curator Helen Nisbet and museum director Martin Clark on what they’re looking forward to in the year ahead
Mystic Drawings and Designing for Extinction: 2019 Highlights from the UK Art World and Beyond
Frieze Los Angeles /
‘We Show Artists That Represent Queer and Radical Futures’
Commonwealth & Council owners Young Chung and Kibum Kim on LA as space for creativity and reinvention, and how artists influence their program
‘We Show Artists That Represent Queer and Radical Futures’
Picture Piece /
A Brief Art History of the Moon
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, a selection of iconic images of the moon from artists, scientists and filmmakers
A Brief Art History of the Moon
Opinion /
What Does the Success of ‘Roma’ Say About the Culture that Rewards It?
Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ is full of other movies, yet it ignores the political and dialectical history of movies themselves
What Does the Success of ‘Roma’ Say About the Culture that Rewards It?
Video /
Simone Rocha on Louise Bourgeois
With a Louise Bourgeois show running at Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz, fashion designer Simone Rocha reflects on being inspired by the French-American artist
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Simone Rocha on Louise Bourgeois
Frieze Los Angeles /
A Tour of LA Mysticism by Frieze Projects artist Lisa Anne Auerbach
Frieze Projects artist Lisa Anne Auerbach takes us on a tour of LA mysticism
A Tour of LA Mysticism by Frieze Projects artist Lisa Anne Auerbach
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Frieze Academy /
EXHIBITIONism: Curating Super-Culture
How do you exhibit the legacy of an icon? On 6 Feb 2019 in London, Katie Baron, Victoria Broackes (V&A) and Eleanor Nairne (Barbican) will discuss the trajectory of putting on a blockbuster show.
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On View /
Recommended Shows
The definitive guide to current exhibitions at the best galleries and museums around the globe
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Frieze Los Angeles /
Paramount Pictures Studios February 14 –17, 2019
Frieze Los Angeles 2019 will bring together around 70 of the most significant and forward-thinking contemporary galleries from across the city and around the world, alongside a curated program of conversations, site-specific artists' projects and film
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The Archive
Browse all issues from 27 years of the frieze publishing archive, including the current themed issue reflecting on what it means to be ‘global’ and examining the relationship between culture and colonialism
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Ally Capellino X Frieze
We have joined forces with the celebrated London designer Ally Capellino to create the ultimate art lover's rucksack!
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