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The fair returns to COEX with a vibrant line-up of global galleries, citywide programming, emerging talent and pioneers from across art history

Three new exhibitions are on view from 23 May to 8 June, presented by Vadehra Art Gallery, Jhaveri Contemporary, and Rashid Rana

Artwork sales and voices from the fair, which saw great engagement from collectors, sold-out stands and an overwhelming spirit of positivity

As the fair opens at The Shed, here are some highlights of the first two days, from Jeff Koons’s Hulks to Asad Raza’s delicate seedlings 

Two new exhibitions – from Bo Lee and Workman, and Artwin Gallery – open on 25 April, while Lehmann Maupin’s curated study of artists’ materials continues

The artist is inviting Frieze fairgoers and New Yorkers to be part of a unique work that looks at the ecosystem of cities and our place in it

Live art meets sound and mysterious performances, for this year's artist projects featuring Pilvi Takala, Carlos Reyes and Asad Raza

Bringing strong experience in the art market and a rich appreciation for historical art, Tarizzo will lead the fair into its new chapter

Three exhibitions open on 21 March, including solo shows by Lucía Pizzani and Dima Rebus, and a curated study of artists’ material choices

Solo shows by Kim Yun Shin, Johnathon World Peace Bush and Astha Butail open in Frieze’s Mayfair space on 28 February

Participants describe a ‘much-needed boost’ to the LA community and a vital moment for the international art world, with major sales across the fair

The annual acquisition fund is awarded to an LA-based artist at the fair, selected by a jury including Jay Ezra Nayssan

The new $75,000 fund from the MAC3 collective bought the two works for the three LA institutions’ joint collection 

Frieze returns to The Shed in May with more than 65 of the world’s leading contemporary art galleries and the acclaimed Focus section led by Lumi Tan

Fair presentations, onsite projects, Frieze Week gallery shows and institutional exhibitions foregrounding Black history across Los Angeles

The MOCA chief curator’s choices from the Frieze Los Angeles preview include works by Hadi Falapishi, Alison Saar and Megumi Yuasa

The designer’s choices from Frieze Los Angeles 2025 includes works by Carolina Caycedo, Alice Neel and Emmanuel Louisnord Desir

As part of Frieze Week 2025, the artist presents a series of public billboards and digital screens throughout Los Angeles, offering a collective space for reflection and dialogue

Galleries, community projects and institutions unite to support LA, including MOCA, LACMA, The Hammer, AMBOS, Black Trustee Alliance, Summaeverythang and more