Frieze Studios

Curator of the show Marcelle Polednik and the artist talk about themes in his major solo exhibition at the Milwaukee Art Museum, opening this April

Established in 2017, Frieze Studios is the art-focused creative agency from Frieze, a pioneering force in contemporary art and culture for over three decades.

At Kasmin Gallery, New York, the artist and activist’s exhibition ‘Sad Rapper’ honours healing, rage and the grace of McDonalds

At Sean Kelly’s new Los Angeles gallery, the artist proposes new landscape patterns

A new exhibition of three interrelated bodies of work – including the largest single presentation of his paintings to date – sees the Mexican artist probe the ‘most Platonic of forms’ 

For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde

Zoffany’s new collection of wallpapers draws from an important chapter in British design history

In her tranquil studio, the French artist’s new paintings give form to the human voice

For his first show at Gray, the artist shares his work’s ‘underconscious’

The Johannesburg-based artist meditates on displacement

The artist’s nocturnal examination of glacial landscapes works towards ‘a new way of seeing’

Confronting tensions in the Taiwanese artist’s first performance in New York, at Performa 19

An insight into the 2019-20 Serpentine Digital Commissions

The artist opens up her studio at the Villa Kadenowka and provides a background for her show ‘Destroyed Woman’

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

The Shanghai-based artist discusses his new collaboration with Fortnum & Mason and the importance of showing art outside of gallery spaces

‘I see something I recognize somehow, and I make a picture’

The sculptor’s latest work, STAND (2019) is an addition to the civic space surrounding the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Ahead of his second solo exhibition at New York’s Sean Kelly Gallery, Idris Khan discusses the significance of the colour blue

‘Looking and thinking, and thinking about looking. What’s presented to you as an image is not at all necessarily what’s happening internally’