Paintings from $10k to $1m on Frieze Viewing Room

Hana Ward

Like a long forgotten dream, 2022

46" x 54" (116.83 cm x 137.15 cm)

$10-20k

Presented by OCHI

New paintings and ceramic works by artist Hana Ward, an LA-based artist, depict Black and Brown feminine figures who reflect and dream as they build their own sovereign worlds. Influenced by anticolonial histories, spiritual texts, and cycles of the natural world, as well as by the canon of art history, Ward's works communicate deeply personal metamorphoses (OCHI, Los Angeles, Ketchum, Focus).

Miranda Byk

Everything I've Seen Before, 2022

Oil on canvas

72" x 60" (182.88 cm x 152.4 cm)

$13,000

Presented by Sow & Tailor

Miranda Byk depicts the human experience of temporality by exploring notions of duality and nostalgia through a mystical lens. She is interested in creating magic realism, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality (Sow & Tailor, Los Angeles, Focus).

Chris Watts

The spirits that lend strength are invisible XVII, 2023

Pigments, resin, acrylic, organza silk, stained wood

63.98" x 43.98" (162.5 cm x 111.7 cm)

$15,000

Presented by Welancora

‘Seen and Unseen’ is a presentation of varied works including paintings by Chris Watts. It builds on his interest in exploring the representation of the Black body and indigenous cultures, through the formal engagement of abstract painting (Welancora Gallery, New York, Main).

Kelly Lynn Jones

Meridian, 2023

Acrylic, Oil and Oil Stick on canvas

60" x 48" (152.4 cm x 121.92 cm)

$15,000

Presented by The Pit

Kelly Lynn Jones’s artworks narratively reflect children’s tales, hinting at mythology through theatrically lit vignettes, symbolic animals, and figurative performance rooted in her very real experience as a mother (The Pit, Los Angeles, Main).

Uman

Untitled, 2022

acrylic, oil and oil stick on canvas

38.19" x 38.27" (97 cm x 97.2 cm)

$30,000

Presented by Nicola Vassell Gallery

Widely traveled and self-trained, Uman’s practice explores gender and cultural fluidity through paintings, drawings and sculpture, while remaining spiritually engaged and instinctive (Nicola Vassell Gallery, New York, Main).

Park Seo-Bo

Ecriture No.911107, 1991

Acrylic with Korean hanji paper on canvas

18 x 26 cm

$50-100k

Presented by Johyun Gallery

Park Seo-Bo reflects Korean sentiments and aesthetics via an investigation into flatness, materiality, and mediation in art making. His rhythmic actions repeatedly performed on the canvas are intended to build a sense of unity between materials, objects, and the self (Johyun Gallery, Busan, Main).

March Avery

Provincetown Zen, 1962

Oil on canvas

42.01" x 48.11" x 0.75" (106.7 cm x 122.2 cm x 1.9 cm)

$75,000

Presented by Blum & Poe

Raised with the dividing line between life and art blurred, this is the subject matter of March Avery's work: daily domestic scenes, portraits of friends and family members, and landscapes visited and revisited over the course of a lifetime (Blum & Poe, Los Angeles, Main).

Katherine Bernhardt

Bubbly Soap Shower, 2022

Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

60" x 48" (152.4 cm x 121.92 cm)

$ 110,000

Presented by Canada

Through her index of images, from childhood sticker books to a ketchup bottle seen during travel, Katherine Bernhardt chronicles her life and the broader culture, synthesizing her visual material with hard-won ease (Canada, New York, Main).

Joan Snyder

Burlap Bars, 2022

Oil, acrylic, rosebuds, twigs, burlap on linen

54" x 66" (137.16 cm x 167.64 cm)

$120,000

Presented by Canada

Through a fiercely individual approach and persistent experimentation with technique and materials, Joan Snyder has extended the expressive potential of abstract painting and inspired generations of emerging artists (Canada, New York, Main).

Sanam Khatibi

Daily Domestic Routines, 2022

oil and pencil on canvas

94.49" x 74.8" (240 cm x 190 cm)

$100-250k

Presented by Mendes Wood DM

Sanam Khatibi’s work explores notions of animality and the primal impulses that we all share. At the core of her practice is a questioning of our relationship with power structures, and the duality of triumph and failure (Mendes Wood DM, São Paulo, Main).

Andreas Eriksson

Texture Mapping III 2019-2021, 2022

Acrylic, egg oil tempera and oil on canvas mounted on panel, Forty-five parts, each: 50 x 40cm

109.45" x 163.78" (278 cm x 416 cm)

$250-500k

Presented by Stephen Friedman Gallery

Andreas Eriksson’s artistic practice encompasses a wide range of media including painting, tapestry, sculpture and installation. Rendered in earthy and botanical hues, his works are understated yet possess a poetic quality which has a lasting effect on the viewer (Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, Main).

Richard Diebenkorn

Green, 1986

Color spit bite aquatint with soft ground aquatint and drypoint

53.74" x 41.5" (136.5 cm x 105.4 cm)

Edition of 60

$500k-1m

Presented by Berggruen Gallery

Richard Diebenkorn is prolific in the still life genre: some of his nearly monochromatic still life drawings are among the most distinctive, and ravishing, in twentieth century art (Berggruen Gallery, San Francisco, Main).

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