Frieze Los Angeles

In light of the recent challenges faced by Los Angeles, we want to reassure you that Frieze Los Angeles will go ahead from February 20-23, 2025. This decision has been made with the support of the city and our partners, and we are committed to ensuring that the fair remains a vital part of the city’s rebuilding and the ongoing strength of its arts ecosystem.

Frieze’s Matthew McLean takes a tour of Frieze Los Angeles to encounter artists, projects and social initiatives, supported by Deutsche Bank

From Bruce Nauman’s first solo exhibition in the city in three decades, to Togar’s immersive exploration of early cinema, here’s what to see in LA now

The Filipinx American artist describes the ‘deep cellular shift’ they experienced while researching their new paintings for Frieze Los Angeles

The acclaimed street artist is awarded for work that has made a profound social impact, with the award presented in partnership with The Center for Art and Advocacy

Jonathan Pessin’s eccentric Frogtown emporium is a testament to a life of magpie-like collecting

Returning to Frieze Los Angeles 2025, the award recognizes and mentors a formerly incarcerated artist

The Californian surfer-turned-photographer responds to the rhythms and material of his home state in this new selection of images for Frieze Week magazine

Works at Frieze Los Angeles 2025 and across the city show artists with approaches as diverse as their lineages

The Santa Monica artist talks about technology and progression to Xin Liu, exhibiting in this year’s Focus section

Frieze Los Angeles director Christine Messineo and Focus curator Essence Harden discuss how the city’s topography shapes its creativity

In a project supported by Maestro Dobel Tequila, the LA-based Guatemalan-US artist channels the lineages and diaspora of materials for this year’s ‘Inside Out’ programme

This year’s Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award Fellows discuss their works on the theme of ‘Togetherness’ and biggest influences

A Frieze VIP viewing of the LA artist’s takeover of the Virginia Robinson Gardens saw the city’s art scene show up in force

With a practice that highlights community and contestation, the artist and founder of Tlaloc Studios channels LA swap meets in his Frieze Projects commission

From Joseph Beuys as environmentalist at the Broad, to the cultural plurality of María Magdalena Campos-Pons at the Getty, what to see in February

The LA-based artist talks about environmental justice and memory ahead of her show of new work at Frieze Los Angeles

The Melrose Hill gallerist (and born and bred Angeleno) loves Koreatown and the space and light of her home city

In the first of a three-part series, Kathryn Andrews, Tim Blum and Janelle Zara consider their city’s future in the wake of the wildfires