Frieze

A cross-generational look at how artists have survived in London and why they continue to stay

A new collection of Robert Walser's little-known art criticism

For Frieze Film at Frieze London 2015, Thirteen Black Cats presented 1/56, the first iteration of a multi-authored moving image work inspired by Chilean author Roberto Bolaño’s novel Antwerp (2002).

Commissioned for Frieze London 2015, Xavier Cha produced a series of short films capturing actors as they battle conflicting emotions, held in tense states of physical and psychological discord. 

For Frieze London 2015, Charles Atlas collaborated with New York choreographers Silas Riener and Rashaun Mitchell on a short video.

A free cultural attraction for London, it welcomed visitors for three months for the first time

A free cultural attraction for London welcomes visitors for three months for the first time

Frieze Masters & Frieze London will take place a week earlier this year, with a new Preview Day on Wednesday 5 October

Looking at art from the past through a contemporary lens, and featuring award-winning writers Ali Smith and Olivia Laing

Your essential guide to London's busiest art week

Better understood as a popular modernist collective, Test Dept made records pulsing with panic and were one of the last examples of post-punk

Each approach is valid and necessary, but none alone is sufficient – especially in places undergoing rapid transition

This new section will introduce various types of work, from ancient Egyptian carvings to Japanese netsuke

Fritz Haeg talks about his plans for the former commune

Frieze Masters returns, promising to be another outstanding year for quality and innovation

The definitive destination for emerging galleries

Dedicated to performance and participatory work; developing in breadth and innovation

Presenting some of today’s most significant contemporary artists 

In his centenary year, two retrospectives celebrate the German architect Paul Schneider-Esleben

In November 2014, Fritz Haeg bought Salmon Creek Farm, a 33-acre property in Northern California