Ralph Rugoff

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The artist speaks to the director of the Hayward Gallery, as part of the 2020 Frieze Talks programme

15 OCT 20

From Marina Abramović to extinct tropical birds, seeing more than what’s there

BY Matthew McLean | 20 MAY 19

In Ralph Rugoff’s exhibition ‘May You Live in Interesting Times’, disorientation is the order of the day

BY Jennifer Higgie | 09 MAY 19

Can Ralph Rugoff’s ‘May You Live in Interesting Times’ exhibition address histories of narrow nationalism, fascism, and empire head-on?

BY Negar Azimi | 24 APR 19

Q: What do you like the look of? A: A clear bright sky in the morning

BY Ralph Rugoff | 23 APR 19

The performances have been devised in collaboration with Delfina Foundation’s Aaron Cezar

BY Frieze News Desk | 01 APR 19

‘May You Live In Interesting Times’ will be the first ever biennale exhibition in which 50% of artists are female.

BY Frieze News Desk | 08 MAR 19

The Algerian-French artist’s new show at the Hayward Gallery, London investigates what a museum should be used for

BY Jane Ure-Smith | 22 FEB 19

In further news: Brexit voters avoid arts; New York libraries’s culture pass unlocks museums; Grayson Perry-backed artists’s housing wins approval 

BY Frieze News Desk | 17 JUL 18

The gallery’s anniversary celebrations include reduced tickets to its landmark Lee Bul exhibition

10 JUL 18

Reopening after a two-year hiatus, London’s brutalist landmark is more than a match for the photographer’s blockbuster capitalist realism

BY En Liang Khong | 25 JAN 18

In further news: documenta artists protest ‘profit-above-everything’ motive; Monir Museum opens in Tehran; Beijing artist on the run over eviction footage

BY Frieze News Desk | 15 DEC 17

Frieze London and Frieze Masters are open to all visitors with talks, live performances, film screenings and outstanding art

05 OCT 17

Curator Ralph Rugoff (Hayward Gallery, London) explains the theme and reveals some highlights of Frieze Talks at Frieze London 2017

04 OCT 17

Directed for the first time by two women, María de Corral and Rosa Martínez, this year's exhibition includes 70 participating countries and 30 collatoral events