Frieze Masters

Applications are now open for places on Art Fund, the National Gallery Subject Specialist Network and Frieze's two-day fellowship for UK curators of contemporary art

Launched at the 59th Venice Biennale, the new series of talks will continue throughout Italy, bringing together leading voices from institutions, artists, and collectors

The fairs return to the grounds of Regent's Park in October 2022, alongside Frieze Sculpture and new exhibitions at No.9 Cork Street

The Seoul-based designer discusses his extensive collective – including works by Lee Ufan and Ahn Kyuchul – and the last work he brought 

The artist reflects on a single work by the Spanish master that opened up an absurd world

Unmissable artists, objects, talks and sculptures at this year's fairs

Pablo Larios interviews the director, Hartmut Dorgerloh, about its evolution and intentions

The next editions of the fairs return to The Regent’s Park from 13 - 17 October, alongside Frieze Sculpture and Frieze Viewing Room

Shawanda Corbett, Lubaina Himid, Sohrab Hura, Liz Johnson Artur, David Musgrave, Julian Stair and Nicola Tyson select works by some of their favourite artists 

On Eva Hesse and Frida Kahlo

Hurvin Anderson, Artur Barrio, Renate Bertlmann, Polly Braden, Matt Keegan and Sergio Lombardo discuss the artworks that have stuck with them

 

How Gianfranco Gorgoni’s photographs documented a radical art movement

‘Fantastic Women’, currently on view at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, is one of many recent shows revising the art-historical canon

The art historian recalls standout displays from the past five decades

Sofonisba Anguissola’s ‘Self-Portrait with Bernardino Campi’ literally and metonymically reveals the hand of the artist

How did the design school impact on the Antipodes?

Achille, brother of Fabio Mauri, traces the cultural scenes of post-war Rome and Milan

Was there anything the Renaissance freewheeler couldn’t do?

Osei Bonsu interviews the artist about the evolution of her thinking

Flavia Frigeri discusses a very Roman take on modernism