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Opinion Opinion / Rediscovering Moki and Don Cherry’s Utopian Visions ‘Organic Music Societies’ shows the nomadic world the late American jazz icon and Swedish artist created for their friends, collaborators and children, Neneh and Eagle Eye Cherry BY Anton Spice | 14 APR 21 READ MORE Opinion | Anton Spice Latest Music Opinion Opinion / The Future According to Arca The artist’s ambitious fourth studio album is a genre-bending journey of defiance and radiant elation BY Verónica Bayetti Flores | 22 JUL 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Lockdown Listens: The Weeknd’s Liberatory Nihilism After Hours is filled with a familiar, sometimes crushing, sense of yearning for something more BY Aria Dean | 26 MAY 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s Cosmic ‘Transmissions’ The musician’s retrospective album proves he has long been ahead of his time – and out of this world BY Eliza Barry | 21 SEP 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Rita Indiana’s Songbook for the End of the World The writer and musician’s latest album, Mandinga Times, is a bracing ode to apocalyptic collapse BY Julyssa Lopez | 18 AUG 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / ‘Black Is King’ but Beyoncé Doesn’t Share the Crown The album is a timely affirmation for the global African diaspora, but it can’t be accepted as a universal representation of global Blackness. BY Eric Otieno Sumba AND Nelly Y. Pinkrah | 14 AUG 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Now… That’s What I Call Pop Smoke! Pop Smoke’s posthumous release is an authoritarian play on the senses BY Aria Dean | 11 AUG 20 READ MORE From the Archive Opinion Opinion / Fred Moten and Harmony Holiday on Music That Makes Space In the latest episode of frieze’s Autumn Sessions, the two friends play and discuss records that create or bridge distance BY Sean Burns | 20 NOV 20 READ MORE Features Features / Partisan’s Songs Can the story of performer and activist Paul Robeson help us reconcile universalism with Black progress? BY Susan Neiman | 30 SEP 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Celebrating SOPHIE (1986-2021) Shon Faye pays tribute to the pioneering musician and producer whose generation-defining music will live on in the exultations of the dance floor BY Shon Faye | 04 FEB 21 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / David Bowie: 1947 – 2016 As magic is the power to influence events, Bowie's power found a personal truth in millions of people, and moved them, even changed their lives BY Michael Bracewell | 11 JAN 16 READ MORE Features Profiles Thematic Essays Roundtables Issue Archive Interviews Questionnaires Podcasts Interviews Videos Listings & Reviews Exhibition Reviews Critic’s Guides Galleries Shows Opinion Film Music Books Columnists Comment Studios Collaborations Events Frieze Week Visit Frieze Viewing Room Registrations Galleries Frieze London Visitor Information Frieze Masters Visitor Information Frieze Los Angeles Visitor Information Frieze New York Visitor Information FAQs Galleries Shop
Opinion Opinion / Rediscovering Moki and Don Cherry’s Utopian Visions ‘Organic Music Societies’ shows the nomadic world the late American jazz icon and Swedish artist created for their friends, collaborators and children, Neneh and Eagle Eye Cherry BY Anton Spice | 14 APR 21 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / The Future According to Arca The artist’s ambitious fourth studio album is a genre-bending journey of defiance and radiant elation BY Verónica Bayetti Flores | 22 JUL 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Lockdown Listens: The Weeknd’s Liberatory Nihilism After Hours is filled with a familiar, sometimes crushing, sense of yearning for something more BY Aria Dean | 26 MAY 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s Cosmic ‘Transmissions’ The musician’s retrospective album proves he has long been ahead of his time – and out of this world BY Eliza Barry | 21 SEP 20 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / Now… That’s What I Call Pop Smoke! Pop Smoke’s posthumous release is an authoritarian play on the senses BY Aria Dean | 11 AUG 20 READ MORE
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Features Features / Partisan’s Songs Can the story of performer and activist Paul Robeson help us reconcile universalism with Black progress? BY Susan Neiman | 30 SEP 20 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / David Bowie: 1947 – 2016 As magic is the power to influence events, Bowie's power found a personal truth in millions of people, and moved them, even changed their lives BY Michael Bracewell | 11 JAN 16 READ MORE
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