Maureen Paley

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

From Tarek Lakhrissi’s exploration of eroticism’s liberating potential at Nicoletti to an exhibition of rarely-seen Jack Whitten works at Hauser & Wirth

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”

The Petticoat Lane gallery won the Focus Stand Prize at Frieze London 2023. As it takes part in Condo London 2024, its co-founder picks his local highlights

At Maureen Paley, London, the artist’s enticing micro-landscapes examine the results of humanity’s interference with ecology

The Royal Academy curator takes us on a walk around her local hotspots, including a waterside café and area-defining east London galleries Maureen Paley, Herald St and Chisenhale Gallery

In an ongoing series of interviews with galleries that have been at Frieze London since day one in 2003, East End pioneer Maureen Paley explains her guiding principle of ‘dedication, loyalty and longevity’

From Belkis Ayón's feminist rituals at Ludwig Forum Aachen to Olivia Plender's forgotten feminist histories at Maureen Paley, London

At Maureen Paley, the artist uses the archive to reckon with women’s history in the UK

Jeremy Atherton Lin profiles the German photographer and reflects on the artist’s lifelong search for the truth

The solo exhibition at Maureen Paley, London, expands the artist’s long-established interests in animism, cosmology and non-Western folklore traditions

Hardline, right-wing policies restrict entry to the country to ‘the great minds’

An exhibition at Maureen Paley, London, explores the artist collective's well-known wallpaper 'Imagevirus' and its relevance today

Our guide to the shows not to miss, from Tania Bruguera’s Turbine Hall commission to Amy Sillman’s canvases at Camden Arts Centre

The artist-investigator tunes his work to the undocumented, the surveilled, immigrants and prisoners; those fleeing the talons of the state

In our era of easy outrage, the first statue of a woman in Parliament Square is a timely celebration of unwavering belief

In other news: the inaugural Lahore Biennial will go ahead and the controversially cancelled Max Stern exhibition is back on

Maureen Paley, London, UK

Nicholas Serota calls for freedom of movement to be protected after Brexit; Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi resigns from DiEM25; Pierrette Bloch dies

What draws us to certain stories, and why do we retell them?