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A new limited-edition work by the artist will help fund the third edition of the Frieze × Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship in partnership with the V&A East

In anticipation of the opening of No.9 Cork Street, we look at London’s famous ‘Avenue of Art’ from the 19th century to today

Discover five exciting works on paper priced under $5K on Frieze Viewing Room Los Angeles

The Founder and CEO of 'Q&A' a technology and media company and former Global Head of Creator Services at Spotify shares his top five picks from Frieze Viewing Room

From a sculpture in ceramic and glitter by Rochelle Goldberg to an iconic reproduction of Time magazine cover by Mungo Thomson

The new Digital Art section on Frieze Viewing Room shines a light on artists that have been working on the digital space for much of their careers and asks: what is digital? And how does digital change art? 

This summer's edition of Frieze Viewing Room celebrates the artistic landscape of Los Angeles with a line-up of the city’s defining galleries and a new Digital Art section curated by Venus Lau

The new gallery space in Mayfair will launch with three ambitious exhibitions from international galleries James Cohan, Commonwealth and Council and Proyectos Ultravioleta

For the horoscope enthusiast, Miyake's unique and delicate take on the 12 star signs will add character to any space.

Presented in collaboration with Thomas J. Watson Library, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Gordon Robichaux, NY

Contemporary Art Society's campaign seeks to raise funds to support UK museums and galleries after lockdown

Luke Powell, Partner at Pentagram Design, talks about Frieze's rebrand

Opening in October 2021 the new initiative will be a hub for international galleries, in the heart of Mayfair

Become a member today to gain exclusive access to a year-round programme of special events

From limited-edition prints to artist-designed face masks, choose from our roundup of perfect presents

The artist’s first novel proceeds by image and incantation rather than much in the way of explicit plot