Frieze Studios

‘Sculpture is the best way to ask a question’

With a show opening at Blain|Southern, the Cuban-born artist discusses the importance of place and belonging and feeling connected to literature

With a solo show opening at Kasmin Gallery in March, the LA-based artist describes how his latest work is inspired by the natural world

Ahead of his LA Louver Gallery solo presentation at Frieze LA, Gajin Fujita discusses growing up in Boyle Heights and being fascinated by the myths of Ukiyo-e

With a Louise Bourgeois show running at Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz, fashion designer Simone Rocha reflects on being inspired by the French-American artist

With his solo show of recent abstract works running at Richard Gray Gallery, New York until 21 December, the artist discusses the physical act of painting and the romance of true work

A major collaboration between Frieze and Gucci, Second Summer of Love is a new series of films exploring the year 1988’s enduring impact on international contemporary culture

With her first show at Kayne Griffin Corcoran, LA, running until 3 November, the artist discusses 50 years of pursuing geometric abstraction

The Creative Director of Moschino discusses a much-loved beret designed by Judy Blame

With a show running at Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, the legendary British artist talks painting, photography and joining the two together

Eight influential artists, including Jarvis Cocker, Neil Tennant and Cosey Fanni Tutti, select a single object of special significance

With his first German solo show at Blain|Southern Berlin open until 17 November, the New York-based artist discusses using drawings to make sense of his intense childhood in Iran and sound being a guiding force 

Presenting a new body of work at Pace Gallery, New York, until 13 October, the legendary Korean artist speaks about working in a state of ‘empty consciousness’, and how art provides a moment to think differently about the world

With three concurrent shows opening in Hong Kong, London and Zurich, the Beijing-based painter talks about his dichotomous practice, taking in Eastern and Western influences and moving from portraiture to abstraction and back again

The Japanese artist talks about how he came to join the Gutai Art Association in 1963, moved to Paris in 1966 and how vinyl adhesive glue and graphite have sustained a practice ‘streaming into infinity’

With a new show opening at Hauser & Wirth, Somerset, the artist discusses death, drapery and intimacy in her work

With a new show opening at Simon Lee Gallery, London, the Los Angeles-based artist talks walking the razor-thin line between poetry and cultural politics

With a new painting show opening at Blain | Southern, Berlin, the artist speaks of revisiting personal history and pulling memory into the present

The photographer presents a new body of work at Blain | Southern, Berlin, portraying Cuban girls on their 15th birthday as a metaphor for the country as a whole

‘A way for my subconscious to play’: With her show at Hauser & Wirth, London, Lorna Simpson talks life, work, and being an artist in these times