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From Egyptian surrealism to Parisian pissoirs: what to read this weekend

Ambitious presentations and new commissions by today’s most significant international artists

From 'hippie modernism' to concrete poetry, Toby Kamps discusses Spotlight at Frieze New York 2017

Exploring agency, politics and perspective

Multigenerational galleries, pioneering patrons and institutional leaders mean attention is turning more than ever to art from Latin America

As his new exhibition is installed at Lisson Gallery, London, the artist explains how painting, place, scale and skin all figure in his thinking about sculpture

frieze visits Interference Archive in New York, USA - a volunteer-run collection of social and political objects and ephemera - to find out about its mission and work

The evolution of the Whitney Biennial, an American institution

From the Women's Strike to a march that cancels itself out: what to read this weekend

Leading curators select some stand-out presentations at Frieze New York 2017

Tramway, Glasgow, UK

Leading curators select some stand-out presentations at Frieze New York 2017

Frieze Education 2017 gives young New Yorkers inspiration for future careers in art 

Paul Schimmel splits with Hauser & Wirth; The Stavros Niarchos Foundation’s cultural center is handed over to the Greek state

Launching at Frieze New York: a personalised tour service to help you grow your collection

Launching at Frieze New York: a personalised tour service to help you grow your collection

Why did artist Eric Wesley take over a disused Taco Bell in Middle America?

From cherished objects to trusted tools, Frieze explores the material lives of some of New York’s most significant 20th-century artists

The Brazilian painter gives an insight into how he makes his vividly figurative and abstract canvases

From video installation to 3D printing, the young collector and patron offers his insights