Frieze Week

As collective reopens its renovated exhibition space we look back at its impressive record of rearing talent, dating back to its tram-shed Clapham days.

Cassa Pancho takes stock of how the landscape has changed for dancers of colour since she started Ballet Black in 2001

The photographer explains about why he chose fauvist florals for his Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2021 campaign commission
 

The Lewisham born and bred ANDAM prize winner on her early influences, designing menswear and how she exists in two worlds at once 

Matthew McLean questions what great feasts throughout art history tell us about plenty and excess

As the COP26 conference approaches, how individual artists and artist institutions are responding to the demands of the climate crisis

David Hammons’s early work on view at The Drawing Center during Frieze Week

Making careful use of soil and seed, plants and poems the work of Precious Okoyomon has captured attention globally before the New York-based artist and poet have even turned 30

From outdoor art to vintage wine and artists’ books, five highlights for the Frieze visitor, all within ten minutes walk of The Shed

Frieze Director of Americas and Content, Rebecca Ann Siegel shares her routine and useful tips for a typical day during Frieze New York

Two cities, two creatives, two shows

Marking fifty years of his brand this year, the celebrated designer talks about spending lockdown as the sole occupant of his office - and his plans for the future

Madeline Hollander’s BMW Open Work commission utilizes recycled headlights to explore forms of human connectivity

From Swatches to Sarah Lucas, the founder of London’s The Perimeter on forming his collection – and why you won’t find him in a gallery’s DMs

The photographer has been capturing meetings with ordinary people on the streets of the UK for twelve years: now, he's bringing this body of work together for the first time

For a new commission in east London, the artist is drawing on local histories to celebrate those that the UK government has turned its back on

On the haunted, transatlantic landscape of Alberta Whittle’s new film commission, shot at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

Tracing survivals of past pandemics across London’s architecture and public spaces, Gillian Darley shows how disease has shaped the city

‘Having people around and making dinner is what gives me the most pleasure’

The clubland veteran is committed to sharing stories of survival