Opinion / Hamed Sinno on Pride and Mourning in the Middle East
The musician remembers coming out during the Lebanese Civil War and the recent death of Egyptian queer activist Sarah Hegazi
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Opinion / Too Slow, Too Fast: Lockdown's Changing Tempo
For David Grubbs, an onrush of music has led to a rethinking of musical ‘speed’ itself
Too Slow, Too Fast: Lockdown's Changing Tempo
Critic's Guide / These Films by Black Filmmakers are Free to Stream
From a kaleidoscopic portrait of Alabama to a documentary about police violence in the UK, frieze contributors select four must-watch films How to be visible when the codes of identity just don’t fit
These Films by Black Filmmakers are Free to Stream
Opinion / Looking for Texture in Online Viewing Rooms
As physical spaces begin to re-open, virtual platforms need to add something to the art experience
Looking for Texture in Online Viewing Rooms
Fairs / Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with Art for Justice
Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with Art for Justice
Video / John Akomfrah: On Essays, Identities and Stuart Hall
An interview with the award-winning filmmaker
John Akomfrah: On Essays, Identities and Stuart Hall
Fairs / Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with Art for Justice
Frieze Impact Prize, in partnership with Art for Justice
Fairs / Watch Now: Himali Singh Soin ‘we are opposite like that’
Watch Now: Himali Singh Soin ‘we are opposite like that’
Podcast / Bow Down: Women in Art History
A new series about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention
Bow Down: Women in Art History
Podcast / Bow Down: Women in Art History
A new series about significant women artists from the past who deserve our attention
Bow Down: Women in Art History
Opinion / An Opening on Mars and Other Degree Show Solutions
UK art students are reimagining the end of year exhibition format during COVID-19
An Opening on Mars and Other Degree Show Solutions
Opinion / Rethinking Community in the Wake of the Pandemic
Recent events have shown how deeply our lives are enmeshed with those of others – with the potential for both support and harm
Rethinking Community in the Wake of the Pandemic
Opinion / Brian Dillon on the Disquieting Life and Times of Aby Warburg

‘There is pain and suffering in these pictures, but also pure possibility’
Brian Dillon on the Disquieting Life and Times of Aby Warburg

Features / No Missteps in Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s ‘Prospect West of a Necromancer’
‘This is how you walk through water’
No Missteps in Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s ‘Prospect West of a Necromancer’
Profile / Luther Price, from Here to Eternity
Bradford Nordeen remembers the late American filmmaker’s carnality, decay, hurt, humour and so much excruciating beauty
Luther Price, from Here to Eternity
Interview / ‘The People’s Account’ of State Violence in Britain
A rarely seen documentary shows the UK's Black communities in the wake of two tragic incidences of police brutality towards unarmed Black mothers in 1985
‘The People’s Account’ of State Violence in Britain
Video / Pablo Bronstein's Baroque Event
A tour of artist Pablo Bronstein's house
Pablo Bronstein's Baroque Event
Interview / ‘The People’s Account’ of State Violence in Britain
A rarely seen documentary shows the UK's Black communities in the wake of two tragic incidences of police brutality towards unarmed Black mothers in 1985
‘The People’s Account’ of State Violence in Britain
Opinion / Kara Walker on the Post-Lockdown World
Every day in ‘lockdown’, we are asked to consider the effects of social distancing – as if segregation weren’t already a reality
Kara Walker on the Post-Lockdown World

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'I Wanted To Unify People Around Dancing': Patrisse Cullors
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The definitive guide to current exhibitions at the best galleries and museums around the globe
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25 Feb 2020

‘I Want People to Confront With the Fears We Live With and Carry On Our Shoulders‘

Greg Ito talks about the ideas behind his immersive installation for Anat Ebgi at Frieze Los Angeles

25 Feb 2020

‘We Use Our Large Network of Artists to Engage the Wider Art Community to Get Involved in Politics‘

Artists 4 Democracy is one of the non-profits organisations participating to Frieze Los Angeles 2020

Frieze Fairs - 17 Feb 2020

Barbara Kruger at Union Station Los Angeles

We talk to Maya Emsden about Barbara Kruger's public project at Union Station, co-presented by Frieze Los Angeles and Metro Art

Sponsored Content - 29 Oct 2019

Paulina Olowska: On the Idea of Freedom

The artist us into her studio at the Villa Kadenowka and provides a background for her show ‘Destroyed Woman’

09 Oct 2019

‘I Follow My Curiosity and Sometimes Building On That Curiosity Becomes A Work of Art‘

Watch artist Mark Bradford in conversation with Hans-Ulrich Obrist at Frieze Masters 2019

BMW Open Work at Frieze London 2019

BMW Open Work - 06 Oct 2019

The Road to 'Sirens'

The journey that led to Camille Blatrix’s commission for BMW Open Work 2019

Frieze Fairs - 06 Oct 2019

Watch Ai Weiwei in conversation with Tim Marlow

‘I am fortunate that I don't have to think about art all the time‘

Zanele Muholi acquired by CAS Collections Fund at Frieze for Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery

Frieze Fairs - 03 Oct 2019

’It's a Victory for the Participants of the Series’

On the significane of Zanele Muholi’s ‘Faces and Phases’ series, acquired by the Contemporary Art Society at Frieze London 2019

Sponsored Content - 27 Sep 2019

Fabio Mauri and the Post-War Italian Avant-Garde

Achille, brother of Fabio Mauri, traces the cultural scenes of post-war Rome and Milan

Zhang Enli

Sponsored Content - 02 Sep 2019

In the Studio with Zhang Enli

The Shanghai-based artist discusses his new collaboration with Fortnum & Mason and the importance of showing art outside of gallery spaces

frieze video - 15 Aug 2019

At Home with Duggie Fields

A frieze commissioned film: Artist Duggie Fields leads a tour of the home and studio in London’s Earls Court that he’s lived in for more than 50 years (and once shared with the musician and co-founder of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett)

Sponsored Content - 10 Jul 2019

‘LA Is My Studio’: Anthony Hernandez on Showing Work in His Hometown

‘I see something I recognize somehow, and I make a picture’

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