Frieze Week London 2024
October 2024

As we welcome you to London this October, I am especially excited for everyone to discover a refreshed Frieze London. With a reimagined layout over a year in the making, it is a delight to see this new geography materialize and I can’t wait for you to explore it.

The inspiration for this bold design comes first and foremost from our exhibiting galleries, and our desire to provide an inspiring and memorable context for our visitors to experience the incredible art showcased by this global community. The new layout also truly takes advantage of the fair’s extraordinary, uniquely bucolic setting in The Regent’s Park.

Frieze Week in London is the result of an effort of the whole community, and I’m grateful to each one of you who contributes to this. 

I would like to thank all the fair’s partners, and especially Global Lead Partner Deutsche Bank, who are collaborating this year with Rene Matić. Matić became the youngest artist in the national collection when Tate acquired their work at Frieze London in 2021: a testimony to the special things that happen when we all come together in London.

- Eva Langret, Director, Frieze London

 

From this issue

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‘Our Algerian Community’: Zineb Sedira Talks to Massinissa Selmani

The Londoner talks to the artist she has selected to platform in Artist-to-Artist, who promises a ‘dreamlike dimension and some humour’

BY Massinissa Selmani AND Zineb Sedira |
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How Nicola L. Sabotaged the Domestic

A new Camden Art Centre retrospective reveals the pioneering French feminist artist as vital, inventive and prescient

BY Philomena Epps |
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The Multifaceted Jermaine Gallacher

Decorator, dealer, writer, editor and now muralist, the Londoner is truly one of a kind. He opens his address book

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Lucian Msamati: From ‘Games of Thrones’ to ‘Godot’

The actor on co-starring with Ben Whishaw in a new West End production of Samuel Beckett’s unnerving masterpiece

BY Angel Lambo AND Lucian Msamati |
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Maria Sukkar: from Lebanon to London

Since relocating to London two decades ago, the art Maria Sukkar has collected documents a story of displacement and reconnection

BY Emily Butler |
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Art, Fashion, Identity: CFGNY Lands in London

The avant-garde New York art-fashion collective as seen through the lens of Hong Kong-born, London-based photographer Joyce NG

BY CFGNY |
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The Vital Young London Galleries in ‘Focus’ 2024

Participating in the section supported by Stone Island at Frieze London, the next generation of capital art spaces address communities and opportunities of the contemporary city

BY Laurie Barron |
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Frieze Sculpture 2024: An Expanded Field

With performances and a new Official Digital Guide from Bloomberg Connects, the annual show of 3D works is branching out

In Collaboration with Bloomberg Connects
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What Can Machines Teach Us About Being Human?

The winner of this year’s Frieze London Artist Award, Lawrence Lek brings his ‘Sinofuturist’ universe to the fair

BY Alex Quicho |
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‘Smoke’ Rises at Frieze London

For Frieze London 2024, the Hammer’s Pablo José Ramírez curates an exploration of clay art from a Global South perspective

BY Jareh Das |
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Alighieri Sets the Table with Its New Collection

Rosh Mahtani’s diasporic Dante-inspired jewellery brand carves out a ritual space for the home

BY Matthew McLean |
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Margot Henderson OBE’s Recipe for Rabbit Pie

Artworld favourite Rochelle Canteen opened 20 years ago. Its co-founding chef marks the anniversary with a seasonal special

BY Margot Henderson |
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Double Take: Simnikiwe Buhlungu and Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum

Two very different Frieze Week shows by southern African women artists explore ‘how we might break apart knowledge’

BY Gazelle Mba |
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Rene Matić: Blackness, Britishness and Queerness

The London artist intertwines photography, performance and subculture to explore identity in powerfully intimate ways

In Collaboration with Deutsche Bank
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10 Unmissable Shows During Frieze Week London

From Vincent Van Gogh to Francis Bacon to Nairy Baghramian, discover some of the best institutional exhibitions this October

BY Matthew McLean AND Chris Waywell |
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