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Watch Even Myself Knows That Too (Journal Dub) (2021), part of Frieze London's programme of performance curated by Languid Hands

Featuring Cecilia Bengolea, Shezad Dawood, William Forsythe, Yasmin Jahan Nupur, Khvay Samnang, Oskar Schlemmer and Sophie Jung

Interactive telephone sculptures exploring abuses of power in relation to the role of technology

Glynn’s interactive performance explores volatility and risk

An opera singer performs fragments of conversations overheard at the fair

Curator Diana Campbell Betancourt introduces the Live artist projects coming to Frieze London 2018

Frieze London 2018 will feature exceptionally ambitious artist projects, live performances, talks and film

From roaming security guards and gossiping opera singers to self-help phone lines and data-driven dance

Artistic Director of the Dhaka Art Summit will ‘open up experimental possibilities’ across the Frieze Artist Award, Live and Frieze Film

Innovations make the seventh edition ‘fresher than it’s ever been’

Alfredo Jaar commisions messages to be broadcast over the fair tannoy - inluding LaToya Ruby Frazer, who addresses water crises in the USA. Presented by Galerie Lelong

Dressed in elaborately ornamental costumes, in THANK YOU/THANK YOU the artists movements as they process through the fair become sound pieces. Presented by Company Gallery for ASSEMBLY, curated by Adrienne Edwards at Frieze New York 2018

A mass of poetic, colorful banners Is animated by a specially commissioned new sound work, Begin Again, Begin Again (Years) (2018). Presented by Galerie Nagel Draxler.

A procession around the fair channels the history of feminism, protest and dress code. ‘The Young Are At the Gates!’ Presented by Anton Kern, New York

At the entrance to the fair, a striking tribute to the victims of gun violence. Presented by Jack Shainman Gallery, New York

New curated sections, pioneering performance art, Black activism: key themes from next week’s fair selected by the Financial Times

The fair Preview opens, and major works by Anselm Kiefer and Jordan Wolfson are premiered across the city

Black Dada Flag (Black Lives Matter) is raised over Randall’s Island Park ahead of Frieze New York 2018

Black Dada Flag (Black Lives Matter) is raised over Randall’s Island Park ahead of Frieze New York 2018

Starting at $100, new editions by Paul Chan, Rashid Johnson and Richard Prince launch at the fair to raise funds for the cultural PAC