State of the Art

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How do you define jargon?

BY Sam Thorne |

Reflections on Italy's continuing decline

BY Barbara Casavecchia |

Looking at art from different angles

BY Christy Lange |

What constitutes ‘real work’ in the cultural sphere?

BY Tom Morton |

What kind of art do you stand for?

BY Dan Fox |

What does our interest in the face tell us about contemporary methods of communication?

BY Jörg Heiser |

Inspired by Peter Schjeldahl and John Kelsey, Sam Thorne delves into art criticism's tradition of untidiness

BY Sam Thorne |

Photography and the restless still life

BY Christy Lange |

The things they don't teach you in art school

BY Douglas Fogle |

It’s 20 years since the first issue of frieze. How has the art world changed in that time?

BY Jörg Heiser AND Jennifer Higgie |

On the art of being truly site-specific

BY Jennifer Allen |

Censorship and the art world

BY Jennifer Higgie |

Towards a partial typology of anglophone exhibition titles

BY Tom Morton |

Does the art world still have a centre?

BY Jennifer Allen |

Religion versus spirituality in contemporary art

BY Dan Fox |

What can the past do for the present?

What is ‘super-hybridity’?

BY Jörg Heiser |

The mingling of art and elections

BY Sam Thorne |

What a ten-year-old issue of frieze reveals about the rapidly transforming role of photography in both art and popular culture

BY Christy Lange |

The role of the dead in the lives of the living

BY Jennifer Higgie |