Mary Baxter, Maria Gaspar and Dread Scott are the winners of the inaugural Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with the Art for Justice Fund and Endeavor Impact
Rebecca Ann Siegel introduces highlights from Frieze Viewing Room Los Angeles, followed by an online discussion between curator Venus Lau and digital artist Nik Kosmas
Mary Baxter, Maria Gaspar and Dread Scott are the winners of the inaugural Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with the Art for Justice Fund and Endeavor Impact
Rebecca Ann Siegel introduces highlights from Frieze Viewing Room Los Angeles, followed by an online discussion between curator Venus Lau and digital artist Nik Kosmas
Frieze New York’s tribute honoring the exemplary work of The Vision & Justice Project, and its founder Sarah Elizabeth Lewis, Associate Professor at Harvard University. The project is dedicated to examining art’s central role in understanding the relationship between race and citizenship in the United States.
Tracing the evolution of the Vision & Justice project from its origin as a Harvard course, to a landmark issue of Aperture, all the way to this year's tribute at Frieze New York
Frieze New York galleries and institutions respond to: ‘How are the arts responsible for disrupting, complicating, or shifting narratives of visual representation in the public realm?’
As part of the Vision & Justice tribute at Frieze New York, we salute leading artists, writers, thinkers and activists who have contributed to the project and its mission
As part of the Frieze New York 2021 Tribute to the Vision & Justice Project, Professor Sarah E. Lewis presents an online discussion on Black cultural leadership
