This year’s winning artists and galleries, and acquisitions funds including Tate, Contemporary Art Society and Camden Art Centre at Frieze London & Frieze Masters
The artist talks about her new sci-fi-inspired film and technicolour watercolours at Frieze, which draws on her own experience of growing up biracial in the Home Counties
Smoke will bring together international artists at the forefront of the medium today, presenting ceramics as one of the most impactful aesthetic forms in contemporary art.
The section features 34 solo and dual presentations from artists and galleries spanning five continents, including new spaces defining London’s cultural scene
Expanded in its second year in terms of both number of artists and scope of presentations, Studio, curated by Sheena Wagstaff, highlights Frieze Masters’ commitment to living practice in dialogue with historical art.
