Marko Gluhaich

At Hauser & Wirth, Paris, he is taking bigger risks, leaning into who he is as an artist and considering the power of a cover song

Speaking about his newest film, the Iranian director reflects on filmmaking under oppression, the art of performance and the dark humour that keeps his work alive

The artist celebrates an influential statesman and painter whose work constantly crosses the boundaries of art, politics, writing and architecture

From a debut novel by Stephanie Wambugu to Maggie Nelson’s analysis of Taylor Swift and Sylvia Plath, the frieze team recommend the new books they’re most excited about

On the occasion of the event’s sixth edition, its founder discusses its origins, the region’s thriving art scene and how she serves artists and art workers

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

As the city’s art world feels the strain, Francis Irv, KAJE and Soft Network lead a bold new wave of risk-taking spaces

From novels to art books to poetry, the frieze team shares the new releases they’re most excited to read

The frequent collaborators discuss sharing humorous photos, distorting 3D models and the continuous flow of exchange that fuels their creative process

It may be a fool’s errand to mount an exhibition devoted to this conceptual artist – but New York’s Artists Space (mostly) pulls it off

From dynamic performance and moving image to several major biennials, four frieze editors discuss the year in art

The artist’s show at kurimanzutto, New York grapples with a transgenerational experience of a conflict that’s often overlooked and largely unresolved

The Biennale’s first Latin American curator discusses his ‘mission’ to prioritize the social history of the Global South 

For this network of artists and activists, art serves as a shield against looming evictions

From gallery expansions and closures to social media complicating relational aesthetics, three frieze editors discuss the year in art

How the artist’s family photo albums trace her ancestral history

A closer look at the transgressive artist who brought cooking into the gallery

From new fiction by Isabel Allende to the first Bulgarian novel to win the Man Booker International, the frieze team recommend new favourites and future classics

Other highlights include the late Edward Yang’s Taiwanese family drama and a collection of art-critical essays by Hal Foster  

MoMA curator Stuart Comer examines the role of everyday items as a way to approach traumatic histories