Frieze

Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2018 saw record attendance and strong sales across the fairs

A new choreographic commission exploring queer relationality and the politics of desire, intimacy and friendship

Interactive telephone sculptures exploring abuses of power in relation to the role of technology

Pioneering feminist artists Sonia Boyce, Mary Kelly and Berni Searle talk about their work, featuring in the Social Work section at Frieze London

Glynn’s interactive performance explores volatility and risk

An opera singer performs fragments of conversations overheard at the fair

Ariadne Galleries introduces a bronze ritual mask featuring at Frieze Masters 2018

Caroline Douglas and Zadie Xa talk about the artworks purchased through the Contemporary Art Society’s Acquisitions Fund at Frieze

blank has been awarded for its group stand featuring Bronwyn Katz, Donna Kukama and Cinga Samson

Tate Director Maria Balshaw and artist Claudette Johnson talk about new acquisitions for the national collection

The London-based artist introduces her new installation 

Frieze fairs bring together pop-ups from some of London’s best restaurants, cafés and bars

Dickinson Gallery introduces ‘Formed From Nature’, a recreation of Barbara Hepworth’s sculpture garden at Tate St. Ives

A studio visit with the artist to discuss his solo presentation with Stephen Friedman at Frieze London

What do curators look for in an art space? Architect Jamie Fobert, responsible for the award-winning Tate St Ives extension and the reconfiguration of Kettle’s Yard Cambridge, explains what it takes to design an art gallery

Gallerist Francesca Galloway gives a preview to the 16th to 18th century Indian paintings she'll be bringing to the fair

Curator Diana Campbell Betancourt introduces the Live artist projects coming to Frieze London 2018

Featuring defining Los Angeles spaces as well as leading galleries from across the US and around the world

The program highlights Los Angeles as a place of interdisciplinary experimentation

‘An exciting new dimension’ to the city’s cultural scene premieres February 2019