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Frieze Los Angeles

The fair is back at Santa Monica Airport for its sixth edition with an expanded programme and 100+ local and global galleries 

Art Production Fund’s ‘Inside Out’ includes Lita Albuquerque, Madeline Hollander, Greg Ito and Ozzie Juarez

From April Bey’s glitter-filled universe to Eamon Ore-Giron’s kaleidoscopic deities, discover new and unseen solo projects at this year’s fair

As the fair returns to Santa Monica in 2025, take a look back at standout works, performances and initiatives from its first five editions

BY Chris Waywell |

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

BY Matthew McLean AND Chris Waywell |

Focus returns to spotlight the next generation of art spaces and artists, including LA-based talents Kate Meissner, Edgar Arceneaux and Adee Roberson

An annual award recognizing previously incarcerated artists, presented in collaboration with WME and The Center for Art & Advocacy

Galleries are invited to apply to be part in the 2025 edition of the fair, with applications closing on 16 July 2024

The DJ and Frieze 91 committee member finds the section, supported by Stone Island, brimming with energy, Afrofuturism and “guardian angels”

In Collaboration with Stone Island

Los Angeles's history of set design informs Art Production Fund’s “Set Seen,” with projects by Sharif Farrag, Ryan Flores, Derek Fordjour, Pippa Garner, Matt Johnson and Cynthia Talmadge

BY frieze |

The birthplace of “California Cuisine” has also drawn countless artists to its tables, and their art to its walls, from Judy Chicago to Mary Weatherford

 

BY Catherine G. Wagley |

Artists like Anna Sew Hoy and Karla Ekaterine Canseco are picking up the mantle of the pioneering Venezuela-born, Venice-based ceramic artist

BY Jennifer S. Li |

The Executive Chairman and Co-founder of cultural ecosystem Gold House selects a "Sisyphean" sculpture by Mire Lee, a bold striped ceramic panel by Park Seo-Bo and a piece by Gimhongsok evoking childhood

The Singaporean-US filmmaker won for her work The Metamorphosis Project, about a man given a second chance at life by virtual reality. Britt Williams won the Audience Award for her film SOFT LAUNCH

In Collaboration with Deutsche Bank

Starring as part of Art Production Fund’s “Set Seen” program, Garner’s pickup appears to drive backwards, its hood and loadbed reversed, and is adorned with super-sized “truck nuts”

Launched with Endeavor Impact, and presented in partnership with the Center for Art & Advocacy, the 2024 prize has three finalists—Jared Owens, Beverly Price and Gary Tyler. They discuss their work and the importance of recognition for artists marginalized by incarceration

The artist spent 42 years in prison before his release in 2016, making the acquisition of his work In Memoriam of an Ashanti Warrior (2024) especially poignant

The curator and founder of Del Vaz Projects chooses a remarkable Lee Bontecou, a mystical piece by Eugenia P. Butler and a work he says is “yearning and desirous to be encountered”

BY Jay Ezra Nayssan |

As the renowned painter and printmaker’s work with Gemini G.E.L. features in a new exhibition at the Getty Center, his legacy for the Westside artistic community remains vital

BY Allison Noelle Conner |

The artist celebrates the Westside’s Museum of Jurassic Technology—“like walking into an enormous, smoky-quartz crystal ball aswirl with dried sperm, butterfly scales and chicken-sized RVs”

BY Max Hooper Schneider |