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Frieze's first fair in Asia will feature more than 110 galleries and special sections for emerging talent and art throughout the ages

With dual exhibitions running in parallel with the 59th Venice Biennale, the artist reflects on the city’s ‘dark maternal waters’ and shares his latest Vantablack works

The New York-based artist talks about their latest performance Grandmother Cindy, bringing together dance, medicine and mannequins to create rituals for living, caring and dying

We talk to the artist about Zero Nukes and Amnesia Atómica, his projects calling for nuclear disarmament

Explore some of the best artworks, booths and projects from the opening days of the 2022 edition

We talk to the Chinese artist about her urban scenes of passion, anxiety, and melancholy, featuring in the Frame section at Frieze New York 2022

From her studio in Brooklyn, Pels talks to us about dogs, death and driving the streets at night in search of materials

In collaboration with Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Sarah Workneh, Gesyada Siregar, and Mg Pringgotono examine the role of collectives and residencies

Tour outstanding art and hear from key figures on location at The Shed

A new short film follows the creation of YAMAN’s project (UN)KEEPALL in the context of the Asian minority experience

Bringing together the world's best galleries and today's most influential and talked about artists, Frieze returns to The Shed for its tenth year in the city

We speak to the artist about his new, city-wide commission for Frieze New York

The Miami-based artist discusses her recent collaboration with Bisquit & Dubouché and why glass for her is ‘something that always feels quite sacred’

We visit the LA-based painter and sculptor, as part of the Frieze 91 membership program of events

‘Frieze Week’ editor Matthew McLean gives a tour from the fair’s exclusive Preview, gathering impressions and expert insights from industry leaders

The Chilean, LA-based artist talks about giving machines a second life in his dystopian images of a post-worker society

A Look back at the third year of the Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award, in partnership with Endeavor Content and Ghetto Film School

For Art:LIVE, the artist and Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award juror explains how ‘film comes from a long line of painting’

The sculptor's oversized and uncanny water faucets take on new meaning in the era of climate change and pandemic anxiety