Features Features / Dawoud Bey on His Powerful Photographs of Black American Life As an exhibition of his work heads to the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the photographer speaks to poet Simone White about the changing landscape of Harlem and US institutions 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Opinion Opinion / ‘His House’ and the Horrors of the UK Immigration System Remi Weekes transposes the classic haunted house genre to a mouldering council flat inhabited by Sudanese refugees BY John Menick | 26 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Why Restitution Won’t Happen If Europe Controls the Terms Charges of ‘attempted theft of a cultural asset’ against Congolese activist Mwazulu Diyabanza reveal the abyss of Europe’s self-referential legality BY Eric Otieno | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Fred Moten and Harmony Holiday on Music That Makes Space In the latest episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, the two friends play and discuss records that create or bridge distance BY Sean Burns | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / On Our Radar: What to See When the UK and Ireland Reopen From Lynette Yiadom-Boakye in London to Mary Quant in Dundee BY Mimi Chu | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Shop Now Highlights Features Features / Thinking Through Bollywood’s Class Consciousness Shiv Kotecha on the long career of playback singer Asha Bhosle BY Shiv Kotecha | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Frieze Los Angeles Frieze Los Angeles / Frieze Los Angeles 2021 Announcing new dates and format for the 2021 edition of the contemporary art fair 17 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / A Brief History of Drone Warfare Since the beginning of the 20th century, aerial technologies have lent the sky – and the birds that fly through it – with a threatening presence BY Heba Y. Amin AND Anthony Downey | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’: Stories Britain Needs to Hear The five-film series is an epic, tender portrait of London’s West Indian community BY Leila Latif | 16 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Maryse Condé's First Encounter with Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks' The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life BY Maryse Condé | 07 OCT 20 READ MORE Fred Moten & Harmony Holiday, Episode 2: Distance Thursday 19 November 7pm GMT/2pm EST/11am PST READ MORE Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Amin AND Anthony Downey | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’: Stories Britain Needs to Hear The five-film series is an epic, tender portrait of London’s West Indian community BY Leila Latif | 16 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Maryse Condé's First Encounter with Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks' The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life BY Maryse Condé | 07 OCT 20 READ MORE Fred Moten & Harmony Holiday, Episode 2: Distance Thursday 19 November 7pm GMT/2pm EST/11am PST READ MORE Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Latest Opinion Opinion / ‘His House’ and the Horrors of the UK Immigration System Remi Weekes transposes the classic haunted house genre to a mouldering council flat inhabited by Sudanese refugees BY John Menick | 26 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Why Restitution Won’t Happen If Europe Controls the Terms Charges of ‘attempted theft of a cultural asset’ against Congolese activist Mwazulu Diyabanza reveal the abyss of Europe’s self-referential legality BY Eric Otieno | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Fred Moten and Harmony Holiday on Music That Makes Space In the latest episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, the two friends play and discuss records that create or bridge distance BY Sean Burns | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / On Our Radar: What to See When the UK and Ireland Reopen From Lynette Yiadom-Boakye in London to Mary Quant in Dundee BY Mimi Chu | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Shop Now Highlights Features Features / Thinking Through Bollywood’s Class Consciousness Shiv Kotecha on the long career of playback singer Asha Bhosle BY Shiv Kotecha | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Frieze Los Angeles Frieze Los Angeles / Frieze Los Angeles 2021 Announcing new dates and format for the 2021 edition of the contemporary art fair 17 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / A Brief History of Drone Warfare Since the beginning of the 20th century, aerial technologies have lent the sky – and the birds that fly through it – with a threatening presence BY Heba Y. Amin AND Anthony Downey | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’: Stories Britain Needs to Hear The five-film series is an epic, tender portrait of London’s West Indian community BY Leila Latif | 16 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Maryse Condé's First Encounter with Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks' The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life BY Maryse Condé | 07 OCT 20 READ MORE Fred Moten & Harmony Holiday, Episode 2: Distance Thursday 19 November 7pm GMT/2pm EST/11am PST READ MORE Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Opinion Opinion / ‘His House’ and the Horrors of the UK Immigration System Remi Weekes transposes the classic haunted house genre to a mouldering council flat inhabited by Sudanese refugees BY John Menick | 26 NOV 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Why Restitution Won’t Happen If Europe Controls the Terms Charges of ‘attempted theft of a cultural asset’ against Congolese activist Mwazulu Diyabanza reveal the abyss of Europe’s self-referential legality BY Eric Otieno | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Fred Moten and Harmony Holiday on Music That Makes Space In the latest episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, the two friends play and discuss records that create or bridge distance BY Sean Burns | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE
Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / On Our Radar: What to See When the UK and Ireland Reopen From Lynette Yiadom-Boakye in London to Mary Quant in Dundee BY Mimi Chu | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE
Highlights Features Features / Thinking Through Bollywood’s Class Consciousness Shiv Kotecha on the long career of playback singer Asha Bhosle BY Shiv Kotecha | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Frieze Los Angeles Frieze Los Angeles / Frieze Los Angeles 2021 Announcing new dates and format for the 2021 edition of the contemporary art fair 17 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / A Brief History of Drone Warfare Since the beginning of the 20th century, aerial technologies have lent the sky – and the birds that fly through it – with a threatening presence BY Heba Y. Amin AND Anthony Downey | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’: Stories Britain Needs to Hear The five-film series is an epic, tender portrait of London’s West Indian community BY Leila Latif | 16 NOV 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Maryse Condé's First Encounter with Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks' The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life BY Maryse Condé | 07 OCT 20 READ MORE Fred Moten & Harmony Holiday, Episode 2: Distance Thursday 19 November 7pm GMT/2pm EST/11am PST READ MORE Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Frieze Los Angeles Frieze Los Angeles / Frieze Los Angeles 2021 Announcing new dates and format for the 2021 edition of the contemporary art fair 17 NOV 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / A Brief History of Drone Warfare Since the beginning of the 20th century, aerial technologies have lent the sky – and the birds that fly through it – with a threatening presence BY Heba Y. Amin AND Anthony Downey | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’: Stories Britain Needs to Hear The five-film series is an epic, tender portrait of London’s West Indian community BY Leila Latif | 16 NOV 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Maryse Condé's First Encounter with Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks' The winner of the New Academy Prize remembers how Fanon's legendary book has changed her reading and writing life BY Maryse Condé | 07 OCT 20 READ MORE
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Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Collaborations Collaborations / Introducing ‘Our Skin Is A Monument I’ A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 08 OCT 20 READ MORE
VIDEO 00:00:58 Collaborations Collaborations / Announcing the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan 09 OCT 20 READ MORE
Latest Reviews More Reviews More Reviews Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, 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Reviews Reviews / El Museo del Barrio Documents its Roots and Celebrates Latinx Art The Spanish Harlem museum presents a survey of the influential artist collective Taller Boricua BY Erica N. Cardwell | 24 NOV 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Sandra Mujinga Sheds a Light on a Troubled Dutch Past At Vleeshal, Middelburg, the artist’s darkened spaces shed light on both the city's colonial burden and the invisibility of Black bodies BY Hera Chan | 25 NOV 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Troy Chew’s Hip Hop Symbology At CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions, the artist presents a series of vanitas-inspired paintings about Bay Area slang BY Natasha Boas | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / R.I.P Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 NOV 20 READ MORE
Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. SIGN UP Features Profiles Thematic Essays Roundtables Issue Archive Interviews Questionnaires Podcasts Interviews Videos Listings & Reviews Exhibition Reviews Critic’s Guides Galleries Shows Opinion Film Music Books Columnists Comment Studios Collaborations Events Frieze Week Visit Frieze Viewing Room Registrations Galleries Programme FAQs Frieze London Registrations Galleries Frieze Masters Registrations Galleries Frieze Los Angeles Visitor Information Frieze New York
Podcasts Podcasts / Bow Down: Women in Art History Season Two A new season about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention BY Jennifer Higgie | 06 AUG 20 READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. SIGN UP Features Profiles Thematic Essays Roundtables Issue Archive Interviews Questionnaires Podcasts Interviews Videos Listings & Reviews Exhibition Reviews Critic’s Guides Galleries Shows Opinion Film Music Books Columnists Comment Studios Collaborations Events Frieze Week Visit Frieze Viewing Room Registrations Galleries Programme FAQs Frieze London Registrations Galleries Frieze Masters Registrations Galleries Frieze Los Angeles Visitor Information Frieze New York
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Shahzia Sikander Questions Oppositions For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde In Collaboration with Sean Kelly READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Raqib Shaw Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. SIGN UP Features Profiles Thematic Essays Roundtables Issue Archive Interviews Questionnaires Podcasts Interviews Videos Listings & Reviews Exhibition Reviews Critic’s Guides Galleries Shows Opinion Film Music Books Columnists Comment Studios Collaborations Events Frieze Week Visit Frieze Viewing Room Registrations Galleries Programme FAQs Frieze London Registrations Galleries Frieze Masters Registrations Galleries Frieze Los Angeles Visitor Information Frieze New York
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: Eva Sonaike The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / Making Britain Home: HAAi Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft In Collaboration with Jo Malone London READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. SIGN UP Features Profiles Thematic Essays Roundtables Issue Archive Interviews Questionnaires Podcasts Interviews Videos Listings & Reviews Exhibition Reviews Critic’s Guides Galleries Shows Opinion Film Music Books Columnists Comment Studios Collaborations Events Frieze Week Visit Frieze Viewing Room Registrations Galleries Programme FAQs Frieze London Registrations Galleries Frieze Masters Registrations Galleries Frieze Los Angeles Visitor Information Frieze New York
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE
VIDEO Collaborations Collaborations / ‘Flamboyant, Theatrical, Slightly Playful’ Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum In Collaboration with Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle READ MORE
Issue 215 – November/December View the Issue Highlights from the latest issue of frieze View the Issue Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE Frieze Masters Magazine Highlights from the latest issue Read More Join our mailing list for updates about our artists, exhibitions, events, and more. SIGN UP
Reviews Reviews / Hajra Waheed and the Hum of Protest At Portikus, Frankfurt, the artist pays attention to quiet but powerful acts of resistance BY Carina Bukuts | 15 OCT 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Julien Ceccaldi’s ‘Repulsive Dog’ The artist creates a new, specially commissioned comic on the perils of looking good BY Julien Ceccaldi | 30 OCT 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Jadé Fadojutimi Rejects Labels At Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, the artist awakens novel patterns of figuration in her large-scale canvases BY Leanne Petersen | 29 OCT 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Cecily Brown: Broken-Down Glory at Blenheim Palace Amongst the family portraits and Sèvres porcelain, the artist’s newly commissioned paintings reflect on a broken Britain BY Aindrea Emelife | 05 OCT 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Eulàlia Rovira’s Dance with the Dead At etHALL, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, the artist pays homage to the thresholds between life and death BY Max Andrews | 19 OCT 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / Why the Real 11th Berlin Biennale Happens Outside the Institution The strongest components of the unusually dispersed exhibition "take art from the altar and into the vernacular" BY Pablo Larios | 25 SEP 20 READ MORE
