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Set in the bustling neighborhood of Koreatown, Los Angeles, Essential Work is a meditative piece chronicling a gig-economy worker’s last chance to make rent and avoid eviction

Winner of the Jury Award 2021. A young woman from the Middle East recounts her first experience in Los Angeles to her mother back home.

After moving to LA, an ambitious filmmaker enjoys considerable success. But these achievements force her to grapple with the memories of a death through the powerful, cleansing forces of water.

Winner of the Audience Award 2021. In Los Angeles’s Chinatown, a lonely teenager tries to help her parents keep their seafood restaurant afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. Between chopping green beans and packing takeout orders, she attempts to hang on to a semblance of normalcy by studying for her driver’s permit and prepping for her highschool Zoom theater debut in “The Tempest”.

The Creative Director talks about her passion for contemporary art and the ideas behind Maestro Dobel Artpothecary

Alexandra Munroe, Kyung B. Yoon, and Juju Chang in conversation as part of Frieze New York's Tribute to the Vision & Justice Project

The 2021 Frieze Artist Award commission focuses on the failures of communication

Don't miss ‘The Looking Glass’ a virtual exhibition curated by Acute Art's artistic director Daniel Birnbaum and The Shed’s chief curator Emma Enderby during Frieze New York

The architectural designer reveals how he restored Home Farm into an utterly modern, deeply personal family retreat that reflects his belief in ‘trying to get to what’s essential’

Meet the Brooklyn-based artist who is presenting a solo show with Clima at Frieze New York 2021

Frieze New York galleries and institutions respond to: ‘How are the arts responsible for disrupting, complicating, or shifting narratives of visual representation in the public realm?’ 

Loring Randolph, Director of Programming for Frieze New York 2021, previews the highlights of this year's fair at The Shed

The New York-based artist will realise a major commission, supported by Luma Foundation at Frieze New York 2021

Silvia Lara is the recipient of the inaugural Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award. Her film comprises poetic vignettes, capturing the essence of life in her home town of Whittier, California through the perspective of its residents

For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde

Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings

Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft

The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi

As the world acknowledges the scale of racial injustice, how can a small organisation make a big difference?