Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / What to See in London This Winter From Richard Prince’s nightmarish appropriations at Gagosian to Lisetta Carmi’s recently rediscovered photographs at Estorick Collection BY frieze | 24 Nov 23 READ MORE
Frieze Los Angeles , News Frieze Los Angeles / Galleries Announced for Frieze Los Angeles 2024 The fair returns to Santa Monica Airport for its fifth edition with new public spaces, new curators, and new local and international exhibitors 30 Nov 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / The Melancholy Glamour of Deborah Turbeville A new exhibition roams through the fashion photographer’s uncanny realm, highlighting her lesser-known body of collaged works BY Rosalind Jana | 28 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion | Rosalind Jana Latest view all view all Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Marton Perlaki’s Art as Process Other highlights include a US-wide book club championing writers of colour and an annual print magazine dedicated to art and literature from Somesuch BY Angel Lambo | 01 Dec 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / ‘Fumbling Towards Absolution’: John Patrick Shanley’s Off-Broadway Revival ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ sees its two protagonists entangle over romance and Catholic guilt BY Kevin Champoux | 29 Nov 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘La Singla’ Rewrites the Female Victim Narrative Documentary filmmaker Paloma Zapata restores the spotlight on the deaf gitano dancer who revolutionized flamenco, yet was written out of history BY Ellie Howard | 24 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Name A Better Live Band Than Young Fathers Highlights include an album of music produced by visual artists and a cornucopia of hot new shows BY Sean Burns | 17 Nov 23 READ MORE Editor's Picks Read More Read More Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Nobel-Prize Winning Literature Highlights include the latest release from Jon Fosse, an Annie Ernaux classic and Carl Theodor Dreyer’s final art-house drama BY Marko Gluhaich | 06 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Martin Scorsese’s Osage Nation Epic Other highlights include Victor Heringer’s final novel and the experimental excitations of a Japanese underground legend BY Andrew Durbin | 20 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Seoul Reading Room Other highlights include Mitski’s new album and Dmitry Samarov's collection of replies to decades-old letters BY Lisa Yin Zhang | 06 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Sebastián Silva’s Gay Porn Murder Mystery Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou BY Terence Trouillot | 29 Sep 23 READ MORE Film View More View More Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE Books View More View More Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / The Melancholy Glamour of Deborah Turbeville A new exhibition roams through the fashion photographer’s uncanny realm, highlighting her lesser-known body of collaged works BY Rosalind Jana | 28 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion | Rosalind Jana Latest view all view all Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Marton Perlaki’s Art as Process Other highlights include a US-wide book club championing writers of colour and an annual print magazine dedicated to art and literature from Somesuch BY Angel Lambo | 01 Dec 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / ‘Fumbling Towards Absolution’: John Patrick Shanley’s Off-Broadway Revival ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ sees its two protagonists entangle over romance and Catholic guilt BY Kevin Champoux | 29 Nov 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘La Singla’ Rewrites the Female Victim Narrative Documentary filmmaker Paloma Zapata restores the spotlight on the deaf gitano dancer who revolutionized flamenco, yet was written out of history BY Ellie Howard | 24 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Name A Better Live Band Than Young Fathers Highlights include an album of music produced by visual artists and a cornucopia of hot new shows BY Sean Burns | 17 Nov 23 READ MORE Editor's Picks Read More Read More Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Nobel-Prize Winning Literature Highlights include the latest release from Jon Fosse, an Annie Ernaux classic and Carl Theodor Dreyer’s final art-house drama BY Marko Gluhaich | 06 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Martin Scorsese’s Osage Nation Epic Other highlights include Victor Heringer’s final novel and the experimental excitations of a Japanese underground legend BY Andrew Durbin | 20 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Seoul Reading Room Other highlights include Mitski’s new album and Dmitry Samarov's collection of replies to decades-old letters BY Lisa Yin Zhang | 06 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Sebastián Silva’s Gay Porn Murder Mystery Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou BY Terence Trouillot | 29 Sep 23 READ MORE Film View More View More Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE Books View More View More Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / The Melancholy Glamour of Deborah Turbeville A new exhibition roams through the fashion photographer’s uncanny realm, highlighting her lesser-known body of collaged works BY Rosalind Jana | 28 Nov 23 READ MORE
Latest view all view all Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Marton Perlaki’s Art as Process Other highlights include a US-wide book club championing writers of colour and an annual print magazine dedicated to art and literature from Somesuch BY Angel Lambo | 01 Dec 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / ‘Fumbling Towards Absolution’: John Patrick Shanley’s Off-Broadway Revival ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ sees its two protagonists entangle over romance and Catholic guilt BY Kevin Champoux | 29 Nov 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Film / ‘La Singla’ Rewrites the Female Victim Narrative Documentary filmmaker Paloma Zapata restores the spotlight on the deaf gitano dancer who revolutionized flamenco, yet was written out of history BY Ellie Howard | 24 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Name A Better Live Band Than Young Fathers Highlights include an album of music produced by visual artists and a cornucopia of hot new shows BY Sean Burns | 17 Nov 23 READ MORE Editor's Picks Read More Read More Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Nobel-Prize Winning Literature Highlights include the latest release from Jon Fosse, an Annie Ernaux classic and Carl Theodor Dreyer’s final art-house drama BY Marko Gluhaich | 06 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Martin Scorsese’s Osage Nation Epic Other highlights include Victor Heringer’s final novel and the experimental excitations of a Japanese underground legend BY Andrew Durbin | 20 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Seoul Reading Room Other highlights include Mitski’s new album and Dmitry Samarov's collection of replies to decades-old letters BY Lisa Yin Zhang | 06 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Sebastián Silva’s Gay Porn Murder Mystery Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou BY Terence Trouillot | 29 Sep 23 READ MORE Film View More View More Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE Books View More View More Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Marton Perlaki’s Art as Process Other highlights include a US-wide book club championing writers of colour and an annual print magazine dedicated to art and literature from Somesuch BY Angel Lambo | 01 Dec 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / ‘Fumbling Towards Absolution’: John Patrick Shanley’s Off-Broadway Revival ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ sees its two protagonists entangle over romance and Catholic guilt BY Kevin Champoux | 29 Nov 23 READ MORE
Film , Opinion Film / ‘La Singla’ Rewrites the Female Victim Narrative Documentary filmmaker Paloma Zapata restores the spotlight on the deaf gitano dancer who revolutionized flamenco, yet was written out of history BY Ellie Howard | 24 Nov 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Name A Better Live Band Than Young Fathers Highlights include an album of music produced by visual artists and a cornucopia of hot new shows BY Sean Burns | 17 Nov 23 READ MORE
Editor's Picks Read More Read More Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Nobel-Prize Winning Literature Highlights include the latest release from Jon Fosse, an Annie Ernaux classic and Carl Theodor Dreyer’s final art-house drama BY Marko Gluhaich | 06 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Martin Scorsese’s Osage Nation Epic Other highlights include Victor Heringer’s final novel and the experimental excitations of a Japanese underground legend BY Andrew Durbin | 20 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Seoul Reading Room Other highlights include Mitski’s new album and Dmitry Samarov's collection of replies to decades-old letters BY Lisa Yin Zhang | 06 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Sebastián Silva’s Gay Porn Murder Mystery Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou BY Terence Trouillot | 29 Sep 23 READ MORE Film View More View More Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE Books View More View More Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Nobel-Prize Winning Literature Highlights include the latest release from Jon Fosse, an Annie Ernaux classic and Carl Theodor Dreyer’s final art-house drama BY Marko Gluhaich | 06 Nov 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Martin Scorsese’s Osage Nation Epic Other highlights include Victor Heringer’s final novel and the experimental excitations of a Japanese underground legend BY Andrew Durbin | 20 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Seoul Reading Room Other highlights include Mitski’s new album and Dmitry Samarov's collection of replies to decades-old letters BY Lisa Yin Zhang | 06 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Editor’s Picks: Sebastián Silva’s Gay Porn Murder Mystery Other highlights include the return of Zamrock band WITCH, Ben Lerner’s divisive book of poetry and a piano interlude with Mahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou BY Terence Trouillot | 29 Sep 23 READ MORE
Film View More View More Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE Books View More View More Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Opinion Opinion / In ‘Orlando: My Political Biography’ Queerness Storms into the Mainstream Paul Preciado’s genre-bending documentary re-envisions Virginia Woolf’s classic novel BY Arun A.K. | 19 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Life in Plastic: Reshaping the Legacy of Barbie Through Art From Greer Lankton to Cindy Sherman, Sam Moore looks at works that have subverted the doll’s sexless femininity BY Sam Moore | 14 Aug 23 READ MORE
Film , Opinion Opinion / ‘War Pony’ Unearths the Realities of Native American Life Gina Gammell and Riley Keough’s directorial debut showcases the grim truth of reservation life in the US BY Jane Ursula Harris | 04 Aug 23 READ MORE
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Books , Opinion Books / Nathalie Olah’s ‘Bad Taste’ Is a Real Class Act From sourdough to Princess Diana, the author's new book explores what happens when our aesthetic values meet a class ceiling BY Eliza Goodpasture | 10 Nov 23 READ MORE
Books , Interviews Interviews / Sasha Frere-Jones’s ‘Earlier’ Is Not About One Thing On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully BY Sasha Frere-Jones AND Ariana Reines | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE
Books , Opinion Opinion / What to Read This Autumn From a new novel by Teju Cole to the English language debut of an iconic Japanese novel, the frieze team recommend what they’re reading BY frieze | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE
Music View More View More Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE Highlights View More View More Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE Magazine Editorial Content Profiles Interviews Opinion Reviews Frieze Magazine New Issue Issue Archive Fairs & Events Fairs Frieze London About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Masters About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Los Angeles About Exhibitors Tickets Visitor Information FAQs Hotels Frieze New York About 2023 Exhibitors Frieze Seoul About 2023 Exhibitors Seoul City Guide Frieze Viewing Room About 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 Membership Shop
Music , Opinion Opinion / Sylvester’s Private Recordings Reveal His Origins The earliest known sounds from one of disco’s most extraordinary talents served as a template for his later triumphs BY Nate Lippens | 30 Aug 23 READ MORE
Music , Opinion Opinion / The Long-Awaited Return of PJ Harvey Her new record, I Inside the Old Year Dying, looks away from present terrors to the reassurance of past mythologies BY Claudia Kensani Saviotti | 20 Jul 23 READ MORE
Music , Opinion Music / Lana Del Rey Unravels Her Legacy In her ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, the artist reaches new heights of candour BY Simon Wu | 01 Jun 23 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / The Odd Couple: Peter Zumthor and Michael Govan Struggle to Build a Better LACMA Amid budgetary constraints, construction setbacks and critical condemnation, the museum’s long-awaited expansion strives to remain groundbreaking BY Justin Beal | 03 Nov 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Manchester: Can the City Move Beyond Its Storied Past? With the opening of Factory International, the city endeavours to place itself firmly at the centre of the UK’s cultural scene BY Vanessa Peterson | 30 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / What’s Next for Birmingham’s Cultural Institutions and Galleries? Two gallery directors discuss the future of Britain’s second most populous city as the Council issues a Section 114, effectively declaring bankruptcy BY Cathy Wade | 25 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / The V&A’s Chanel Show Is a Stylish Exercise in Myth-Making Despite containing a few loose personal threads, the exhibition highlights how Chanel's designs responded to and helped define a changing era for women BY Sophie Tolhurst | 03 Oct 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / The Groundbreaking Pictures of the Black Photography Studio At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, two exhibitions depict 19th-century art history through an updated lens BY Ian Bourland | 28 Sep 23 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Dispatch from Mosul: Reconstruction Signals New Beginnings in Iraq Six years after ISIS was defeated in Mosul, the city’s churches, mosques and museums are coming alive again BY Rebecca Anne Proctor | 27 Sep 23 READ MORE