Frame: Solo Presentations by Emerging Artists from Around the World

Newly joined from the Boston Ballet, CEO Max Hodges shares what’s to come at the institution: from site-specific spectacles to a new staging of King Lear

Frieze’s Christine Messineo and The Shed’s Tamara McCaw discuss their approaches to programming — and some shows for your Frieze Week agenda

The Michelin starred-chef shares tips for eating in New York during Frieze Week

Watch the fair come to life in the epicentre of the art world with global galleries, nonprofit platforms and a raft of striking solo shows

With innovative publications on artists such as Mire Lee, Sung Tieu, and Mary Lovelace O’Neal, amongst others, the Frieze Library returns to The Shed in collaboration with the Thomas J. Watson Library, The Met and Gordon Robichaux

The 11th edition will bring together world-leading galleries from 27 countries at The Shed, alongside a program that celebrates New York's pivotal non-profits and institutions

From Alexandre Diop’s Berlin-inspired exhibition at Spinello Projects, Miami, to Mikołaj Sobczak’s riotous institutional solo at Kunsthalle Münster

From a comprehensive survey of Christopher Knowles at the Watermill Center, New York, to Marla Hlady and Christof Migone’s sound installations at Christie Contemporary, Toronto, here are the best shows to see across the US and Canada

At The Shed, New York, figurative paintings on pardo paper lead us to reconsider our own positions in relation to artworks and museum spaces

Rhoda Feng reviews David Hare’s new play – now playing at The Shed, New York – exploring the mythologies behind the controversial city planner