Frieze Masters 2016

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Highlights of the free outdoor exhibition, open until 8 January 2017

14 JAN 17

All the info you need for your visit to Frieze London and Frieze Masters

08 OCT 16

Your guide to the performances, events and talks taking place at Frieze London and Frieze Masters

06 OCT 16

Your guide to the performances, events and talks taking place at Frieze London and Frieze Masters

06 OCT 16

Your guide to the best shows, events and presentations taking place 

05 OCT 16

Exploring the evolution of the architecture of art spaces

BY Edwin Heathcote | 26 SEP 16

The impact of pre-Columbian techniques and designs on 20th-century artists

BY Jonathan Griffin | 23 SEP 16

The co-founder of print workshop Gemini G.E.L. talks about the evolution of the iconic institution

BY Evan Moffitt | 22 SEP 16

A new Smithsonian Museum highlights African American history and culture

BY Steven Nelson | 16 SEP 16

Georgiana Houghton's 19th-century spirit paintings

BY Dawn Adès | 15 SEP 16

Leading artists, museum curators, writers and critics to discuss the history of art and its continuing significance in contemporary practice

14 SEP 16

Surrealism, anthropology and the history of the recently re-opened Musée de l'Homme

BY Timothy P. A. Cooper | 14 SEP 16

Curator and author Paul Williamson talks about his long and distinguished career at London's Victoria and Albert Museum

BY Tim Smith-Laing | 08 SEP 16

The Medieval women who illustrated manuscripts are finally being recognized

BY Anne Winston-Allen | 08 SEP 16

The intermingling of classical sculpture and female self-realization in the long literary tradition of the journey to Italy

BY Matthew Fox | 08 SEP 16

The Michelangelo sculpture that obsessed Sigmund Freud

BY Charlotte Higgins | 08 SEP 16

In the 500 years since Bosch's death, his art has lost none of its power to reflect the complexities of our lives

BY Fernanda Eberstadt | 08 SEP 16

The enduring popularity of the minor European god Bes

BY Alastair Sooke | 08 SEP 16

On Thomas More's wildly influential book, which was published 500 years ago

BY Carol Mavor | 08 SEP 16

The great art historian Aby Warburg was born 150 years ago. John-Paul Stonard visits his famous library in Hamburg

BY John-Paul Stonard | 08 SEP 16