Videos

Fresh talents and unexpected positions abound at Frieze London and Frieze Masters

The Paris-based artist explains the genesis of the work she is showing in the Deutsche Bank lounge at Frieze London 2025

The Bermondsey-based artist explains how the capital is a cure for being ‘stuck in your head’ and previews new 3D works he’s presenting at Frieze London 2025

The artist cultivates community and duckweed in her Somerset House studio, where she is preparing for her solo show at Frieze London 2025

Frieze London director Eva Langret dines with the founder of Soft Opening and artist at Sessions Arts Club

World expert Francesca Galloway explains the nuances of two historical paintings in the contrasting Hindu and Mughal styles

Raised in the Korean capital, singer Crush produced a ‘special moment’ for his hometown at Frieze Music in collaboration with BMW

From durational pole dancing to funereal processions, two works that embody the idea that ‘performance can happen anywhere, anytime’

In her debut at The Armory Show, Jacqueline Surdell creates monumental, knotted wall sculptures that explore grief, joy, and the sublime

How the Russian art movement reinvented art for the industrial age, rethinking the artist as engineer and experimenting with newly invented materials

At Lehmann Maupin, New York, the artist documents the debris of the everyday world ahead of his upcoming exhibition: ‘Detritus’

Frieze Masters director Emanuela Tarizzo dines with gallery directors from Charles Ede and Lullo Pampoulides at Trullo

Ahead of his September exhibition at Almine Rech Brussels, the Los Angeles painter discusses colour and contrast

All the action from the fair at COEX, plus a first look at Frieze House Seoul

The Seoul-based visual artist maps the creative world that inspires his performance, sculpture and video work about the power structures within queerness, religion and K-pop

London-based expert Timo Koopman explains the beauty and symbolism of a pair of magnificent Georgian silver candelabra

The new curated section explores the intergenerational dialogue between contemporary artists from Brazil, Africa and their diasporas

The founder and director of Xlarge Gallery explores Seoul’s Jongno district, brimming with queer history and independent galleries