Frieze Week Magazine London 2025

Coinciding with Tate Modern’s major survey of Nigerian modernism, Frieze London curated section Echoes in the Present traces the region’s international influence

As the Palestinian artist shows her work alongside Alberto Giacometti’s at the Barbican, she reflects on their historical dialogue

The London-based Qatari-American artist’s interest in language, codes and narrative has led her to live stand-up comedy at Frieze London

What’s cooking at the fairs this year, from Jikoni to Nobu, Sessions Art Club to Trullo (plus suggested artist pairings)

How ideas of Islamic hospitality and an ‘elevation of the ordinary’ shaped the artist’s ‘love letter’ to London’s East End

Forty years first since the iconic work first appeared in print, paying homage to the Brazilian artist’s performance Xifópagas Capilares entre Nós

From Peckham to Soho, a community of booksellers in the capital is winning new audiences with instinctive and personal curation

The capital’s artists are a diverse community. Here’s a handful to look out for at the fair this year

The fair showcases the very different practices of Byungjun Kwon and Min Ha Park, two artists selected for ‘Korean Artists Today 2025’

Camille Henrot selected Ilana Harris-Babou for Artist-to-Artist at Frieze London. At Henrot’s NYC studio, the two discuss making art with their families

How the Paris-based artist is exploring the origins of life – from creation theories to prehistoric landscapes – during Frieze Week

As new institutions launch in Almaty, Bukhara and Tashkent, a Slavs & Tatars-curated show at No.9 Cork Street reframes the region’s art history

With growing institutional attention to South Asian art across the UK, London is proving fertile ground for Indian galleries and their artists

The Brazil-born Londoner, whose collection includes Sonia Gomes, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Lubaina Himid and Cildo Meireles talks to Alessio Antoniolli