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Frieze appoints Kate Sierzputowski as director and Essence Harden as curator of EXPO CHICAGO

This month, all three Cork Street gallery spaces are devoted to an intriguing overview of contemporary Taiwanese art from Tina Keng Gallery

The London gallery won for its solo presentation of ceramics by Sanya Kantarovsky. Special mentions went to Tokyo’s Taka Ishii and Mumbai’s Project 88

Two significant works by British artists will join Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery, repositioning its contemporary collection

The LA-based artist, represented by a.SQUIRE in Focus, will have a 2026 solo exhibition at Camden Art Centre as part of the award

Exhibitors saw strong sales and galleries and visitors alike reported an optimistic energy and a growing appreciation of Seoul’s international significance 

The Tokyo-based gallery was awarded for its presentation featuring Ryoko Aoki, Yoko Daihara, Shinro Ohtake, Aki Sasamoto, Gozo Yoshimasu and Stella Zhong

The Indonesian gallery was awarded for their solo presentation of new works by Timoteus Anggawan Kusno

This month, the gallery is hosting Calida Rawles presented by Lehmann Maupin and Justin de Verteuil presented by ADZ

Presented in partnership with the 13th Seoul Mediacity Biennale and featuring 12 international artists including Chia-Wei Hsu, Angela Su, Joachim Koester and Anocha Suwichakornpong  

Experience projects from Korea’s next generation of female, queer and intersectional artists, presented in collaboration with Art Sonje Center

Five curators will receive travel grants, VIP access to Frieze London & Frieze Masters, and opportunities to meet leading figures in the global art world

The artist will create a makeshift comedy club in the Frieze London tent and perform a live set every day at the fair 

Trois Crayons shows seven centuries of drawings in Frieze’s Mayfair space, with an accompanying talks programme

Apply by 1 July with ambitious solo, dual and group proposals to the Galleries and Focus sections

The South Korean artist’s new work, responding to ‘Future Commons’, will look at the parallels between calmative behaviour in humans and animals