Frieze Week: Saturday
The first day of the weekend is the second public day of Frieze New York 2017. Plan your day around the city and the fair
The first day of the weekend is the second public day of Frieze New York 2017. Plan your day around the city and the fair
Before heading back to the fair, the Upper East Side beckons, with galleries including Acquavella, Hauser & Wirth and Skarstedt participating in the Frieze Upper East Side and Harlem Morning.
Browse the shelves at Ursus Books (50 E 78th St) and Gagosian Shop (976 Madison Ave), or head up Museum Mile for Florine Stettheimer at the Jewish Museum or Hugo Boss Prize-winner Anicka Yi at the Guggenheim. The Met Breuer offers Marisa Merz, Lygia Pape and Marsden Hartley, plus the Flora Bar – the latest venture from the Café Altro Paradiso team – which is a perfect spot for lunch.
Fair is open 11am - 7pm 11.30amFrieze TalksPanel: The activity of a lifetimeArtists Tania Bruguera, Anri Sala and Jeanne van Heeswijk, chaired by Shuddhabrata Sengupta (Raqs Media Collective) in the Stella Artoist Café 12:30pm ArtMag by Deutsche BankApproaching The End - Rebecca Rose Cuomo and Andrea Galvani (Reading Room) 2:30pmW Magazine presents Custom Portraits with Ian Sklarsky (Reading Room) 4:30pmSolar #SolarTalks: The rise of Narco culture (Reading Room) Frieze Projects 2017 Tribute12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pmIl Teatro Delle Mostre (1968/2017). 20 minute musical performances by Adam Pendleton and performers.
Back at the fair, a natural next stop is the modern galleries, who enjoy expanded presence this year, with the likes of Daniel Blau, Castelli, Eykyn Maclean and Bernard Jacobson joining longstanding exhibitors in the field.
After the fair’s close, head west to the Frieze Chelsea Night, where 303, Tanya Bonakdar and David Zwirner among others will open their doors. A nightcap at nearby The Standard, High Line comes with sweeping city views.
Tickets for Frieze New York 2017 are available here.
Main image: Flora Bar at the Met Breuer. Photograph: © Johnny Miller