Frieze Masters: Studio 2024

Curator Sheena Wagstaff discusses Studio, which spotlights the practices of ten living artists, as a space for ‘thinking historically in the present’

The artist uses natural pigments on traditional paper to evoke Kashmir, interweaving oral narratives with contemporary accounts of racial and gender abuse

The Italian artist describes her compulsive response to a work by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and how she seeks the ‘inevitable mark’

The artist’s latest works demonstrate her fascination with the arrangement of things, drawing on works by Fra Angelico and Giorgio Morandi

The artist finds profound connection with the objects in her home and studio, particularly those of Indian, Islamic and Tibetan origin

Painting in wooded seclusion, the artist has a deep connection with nature, oscillating between looking out and looking in

The artist sees her tools as an extension of herself, making sculptures and paintings that connect with nature’s constant renewal

The artist’s latest works mark a transition from stone to wood, influenced by both African and European sculptural traditions

The Colombian artist bears witness to the emotional and psychological effects of war and systemic violence through sculpture and installation

The Rio de Janeiro-based artist explores the history and materiality of the azulejo, the ceramic tile used in Portuguese architecture

The artist describes her ‘intense jealousy’ of Piero della Francesca and how she just wants ‘to make good old-fashioned paintings’