‘We Show Artists That Represent Queer and Radical Futures’

We speak to the Iranian artist, a highlight of the Focus section from Frieze Los Angeles 2023, about her experience as part of the Los Angeles diaspora and making work in the wake of traumatic news from back home

The Queens Museum curator selects some of her favorites, including works by Pacita Abad, Betye Saar, Dyani White Hawk, Hana Ward and Anna Valdez

The Whitney Museum curator selects her favorite works, from a painterly ‘vision’ by Chioma Ebinama to Terry Adkin’s ‘intuitive and highly specific pairings’

The artist shows us Wilmington, ‘a part of LA that no one ever thinks about’, and reveals how signs, shipping containers and refineries, as well as his awe of James Turrell and the landscapes of John Constable, inspire his paintings

As Maestro Dobel Artpothecary heads to Frieze Los Angeles, Creative Director Alejandra Martinez talks to Mexico City-based brothers Alexander and Andreas Díaz Andersson

This year’s initiative, supporting emerging filmmakers, addresses the universal theme of ‘Facing Change’

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the landmark feminist performance space ‘Womanhouse’, Lauren Guilford introduces us to three spaces that shaped the Los Angeles art scene as we know it

The founder of Los Angeles-based studio Waka Waka on his distinct design language, which combines Japanese craftsmanship with Memphis Group wit

The artist and creator of the fair-campaign imagery for Frieze Los Angeles talks about encapsulating a city’s “moments of depth and detail”

After a four-month program at GFS, a winner will be selected by a jury composed of leading art and film industry figures