Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This December From the ongoing photographic series of Barbara Probst to Jenna Bliss’s first US institutional show, here’s what to see in America this December BY frieze | 29 Nov 24 READ MORE
Frieze Los Angeles , News News / Frieze Los Angeles Returns in 2025 The fair is back at Santa Monica Airport for its sixth edition with an expanded programme and 100+ local and global galleries 22 Nov 24 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Dakar: Political Shifts Reap a Fruitful Biennial The 2024 Dak’Art Biennial, unexpectedly delayed by election unrest, ultimately opens with a narrative of resilience and celebration BY Mai Sennaar | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion | Mai Sennaar LATEST Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Tituba, Who Protects Us?’ Honours Ancestral Memory Inspired by a Maryse Condé novel, this group exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, asks where and with whom refuge can be found BY Yaa Addae | 02 Dec 24 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This December From the ongoing photographic series of Barbara Probst to Jenna Bliss’s first US institutional show, here’s what to see in America this December BY frieze | 29 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Larry Stanton’s Lost Men At APALAZZOGALLERY, Brescia, the artist’s first solo retrospective mainlines virility and homosocial tenderness as a foil to abject mementos of the AIDS crisis BY Joe Bobowicz | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘Queer’ Charts A Man’s Eternal Quest for Human Connection Luca Guadagnino’s new film re-envisions William S. Burroughs’s 1985 autofictional text on sexuality, desire and alienation BY Madeleine Seidel | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE The Turner Prize 2024 Learn more about the nominees Read more Read more Opinion Opinion / Is the Turner Prize Relevant Today? Once dominated by sensational headlines and media hype, the competition now faces an existential question about its place in contemporary discourse BY Juliet Jacques | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pio Abad Reclaims Mapping to Retell Histories of Empire The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss BY Crystal Bennes | 15 Jul 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Claudette Johnson Asserts Her Place in Art History The artist’s survey at the Courtauld Gallery in London skillfully challenges tradition to establish a complex depiction of Black subjects BY Ivana Cholakova | 04 Jan 24 READ MORE The Soul of the South L. Kasimu Harris reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans READ MORE OPINION Insightful perspectives on books, films, music, and cultural trends READ MORE READ MORE Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Dakar: Political Shifts Reap a Fruitful Biennial The 2024 Dak’Art Biennial, unexpectedly delayed by election unrest, ultimately opens with a narrative of resilience and celebration BY Mai Sennaar | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion | Mai Sennaar LATEST Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Tituba, Who Protects Us?’ Honours Ancestral Memory Inspired by a Maryse Condé novel, this group exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, asks where and with whom refuge can be found BY Yaa Addae | 02 Dec 24 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This December From the ongoing photographic series of Barbara Probst to Jenna Bliss’s first US institutional show, here’s what to see in America this December BY frieze | 29 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Larry Stanton’s Lost Men At APALAZZOGALLERY, Brescia, the artist’s first solo retrospective mainlines virility and homosocial tenderness as a foil to abject mementos of the AIDS crisis BY Joe Bobowicz | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘Queer’ Charts A Man’s Eternal Quest for Human Connection Luca Guadagnino’s new film re-envisions William S. Burroughs’s 1985 autofictional text on sexuality, desire and alienation BY Madeleine Seidel | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE The Turner Prize 2024 Learn more about the nominees Read more Read more Opinion Opinion / Is the Turner Prize Relevant Today? Once dominated by sensational headlines and media hype, the competition now faces an existential question about its place in contemporary discourse BY Juliet Jacques | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pio Abad Reclaims Mapping to Retell Histories of Empire The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss BY Crystal Bennes | 15 Jul 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Claudette Johnson Asserts Her Place in Art History The artist’s survey at the Courtauld Gallery in London skillfully challenges tradition to establish a complex depiction of Black subjects BY Ivana Cholakova | 04 Jan 24 READ MORE The Soul of the South L. Kasimu Harris reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans READ MORE OPINION Insightful perspectives on books, films, music, and cultural trends READ MORE READ MORE Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Dakar: Political Shifts Reap a Fruitful Biennial The 2024 Dak’Art Biennial, unexpectedly delayed by election unrest, ultimately opens with a narrative of resilience and celebration BY Mai Sennaar | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE
LATEST Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Tituba, Who Protects Us?’ Honours Ancestral Memory Inspired by a Maryse Condé novel, this group exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, asks where and with whom refuge can be found BY Yaa Addae | 02 Dec 24 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This December From the ongoing photographic series of Barbara Probst to Jenna Bliss’s first US institutional show, here’s what to see in America this December BY frieze | 29 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Larry Stanton’s Lost Men At APALAZZOGALLERY, Brescia, the artist’s first solo retrospective mainlines virility and homosocial tenderness as a foil to abject mementos of the AIDS crisis BY Joe Bobowicz | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘Queer’ Charts A Man’s Eternal Quest for Human Connection Luca Guadagnino’s new film re-envisions William S. Burroughs’s 1985 autofictional text on sexuality, desire and alienation BY Madeleine Seidel | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE The Turner Prize 2024 Learn more about the nominees Read more Read more Opinion Opinion / Is the Turner Prize Relevant Today? Once dominated by sensational headlines and media hype, the competition now faces an existential question about its place in contemporary discourse BY Juliet Jacques | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pio Abad Reclaims Mapping to Retell Histories of Empire The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss BY Crystal Bennes | 15 Jul 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Claudette Johnson Asserts Her Place in Art History The artist’s survey at the Courtauld Gallery in London skillfully challenges tradition to establish a complex depiction of Black subjects BY Ivana Cholakova | 04 Jan 24 READ MORE The Soul of the South L. Kasimu Harris reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans READ MORE OPINION Insightful perspectives on books, films, music, and cultural trends READ MORE READ MORE Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Tituba, Who Protects Us?’ Honours Ancestral Memory Inspired by a Maryse Condé novel, this group exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, asks where and with whom refuge can be found BY Yaa Addae | 02 Dec 24 READ MORE
Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This December From the ongoing photographic series of Barbara Probst to Jenna Bliss’s first US institutional show, here’s what to see in America this December BY frieze | 29 Nov 24 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Larry Stanton’s Lost Men At APALAZZOGALLERY, Brescia, the artist’s first solo retrospective mainlines virility and homosocial tenderness as a foil to abject mementos of the AIDS crisis BY Joe Bobowicz | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE
Film , Opinion Film / ‘Queer’ Charts A Man’s Eternal Quest for Human Connection Luca Guadagnino’s new film re-envisions William S. Burroughs’s 1985 autofictional text on sexuality, desire and alienation BY Madeleine Seidel | 27 Nov 24 READ MORE
The Turner Prize 2024 Learn more about the nominees Read more Read more Opinion Opinion / Is the Turner Prize Relevant Today? Once dominated by sensational headlines and media hype, the competition now faces an existential question about its place in contemporary discourse BY Juliet Jacques | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pio Abad Reclaims Mapping to Retell Histories of Empire The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss BY Crystal Bennes | 15 Jul 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Claudette Johnson Asserts Her Place in Art History The artist’s survey at the Courtauld Gallery in London skillfully challenges tradition to establish a complex depiction of Black subjects BY Ivana Cholakova | 04 Jan 24 READ MORE The Soul of the South L. Kasimu Harris reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans READ MORE OPINION Insightful perspectives on books, films, music, and cultural trends READ MORE READ MORE Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / Is the Turner Prize Relevant Today? Once dominated by sensational headlines and media hype, the competition now faces an existential question about its place in contemporary discourse BY Juliet Jacques | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pio Abad Reclaims Mapping to Retell Histories of Empire The artist’s Turner Prize-nominated exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is a lyrical meditation on cultural loss BY Crystal Bennes | 15 Jul 24 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Claudette Johnson Asserts Her Place in Art History The artist’s survey at the Courtauld Gallery in London skillfully challenges tradition to establish a complex depiction of Black subjects BY Ivana Cholakova | 04 Jan 24 READ MORE
The Soul of the South L. Kasimu Harris reflects on his connection to image-making in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on New Orleans READ MORE
OPINION Insightful perspectives on books, films, music, and cultural trends READ MORE READ MORE Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / So, A Banana Walks into an Art Fair Why the recent auction of Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’ might be the artist’s best joke yet BY Janelle Zara | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE
Books , Opinion Books / The Books That Influence Lucy Ives To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her BY Lucy Ives | 19 Nov 24 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Queer Animality Roundtable: ‘I Bought Goats on Craigslist’ How contemporary artists are turning to the animal kingdom for tools to challenge heteronormativity BY Ksenia M. Soboleva, Ohan Breiding, Erin Johnson AND Anne Duk Hee Jordan | 14 Nov 24 READ MORE
REVIEWS Reviews of inspiring art exhibitions worldwide Read More Read More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Frieze New Writers Subscribe Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2024 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About Galleries Frieze London & Frieze Masters Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Frieze New York About Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2024 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Hotels Frieze Viewing Room About FAQs EXPO CHICAGO The Armory Show No. 9 Cork Street About Exhibitions Visitor Information Gallery Applications Event Space Hire Events Frieze 91 Events On View Shows to See Find a Gallery Watch & Listen Videos Podcasts Collaborations Frieze Studios Tickets Membership Shop
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Vicky Colombet’s Paintings Transcend Place At FERNBERGER, Los Angeles, the artist’s abstract compositions suggest an indeterminate, emergent world akin to that of classical Chinese landscapes BY Will Fenstermaker | 26 Nov 24 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Lucy McKenzie Reverses Power Dynamics In a complex exhibition at Z33, Hasselt, images and items from mass culture permeate the murals and installations on display BY Lisette May Monroe | 25 Nov 24 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘Legacies’ Celebrates Asian American Artistic Strategies Constellating work by over 90 artists and groups, a survey of Asian American art at 80WSE Gallery, New York considers the power of the collective BY Geoffrey Mak | 21 Nov 24 READ MORE
PROFILES In-depth portraits of exceptional talents Read more Read more Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE
Profiles Profiles / Didier William Paints a Diasporic Dreamscape of the Bayou For Prospect.6 New Orleans, the artist crafts a vision of the Haitian diaspora through the history and resilience of Louisiana’s ancient cypress trees BY Travis Diehl | 12 Nov 24 READ MORE
Profiles Profiles / Barbara Walker Is Just Getting Started As her survey opens at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery, we meet an artist redefining portraiture and amplifying Black representation in British art BY Jamila Abdel-Razek | 03 Oct 24 READ MORE
Profiles Profiles / Doki Kim’s Artistic Universe Is Anything but Cold Through pixels, paraffin and philosophy, the Busan-based artist shares her vision of art governed by the laws of thermodynamics BY Jaeyong Park | 13 Sep 24 READ MORE
INTERVIEWS Engaging conversations with prominent voices Read more Read more Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE
Interviews Interviews / Prospect.6: Redefining New Orleans in a Global Context Artistic directors Miranda Lash and Ebony G. Patterson share their vision for a community-centred dialogue that transcends borders BY Miranda Lash, Ebony G. Patterson AND Terence Trouillot | 28 Oct 24 READ MORE
Interviews Interviews / Robert Longo: ‘Montage Is a Way of Living’ Ahead of an exhibition at Pace and Thaddaeus Ropac in London, the artist reflects on John Berger’s influence and embracing ambiguity BY Tom Morton | 01 Oct 24 READ MORE
Interviews Interviews / Jack O’Brien’s Charged Objects Ahead of his first institutional show at Camden Art Centre, the artist discusses how London’s architecture shapes the eroticism in his assemblages BY Jack O’Brien AND Edward Gillman | 30 Sep 24 READ MORE