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Frieze Art Fair 2010, London
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Frieze Seoul 2022: all you need to know about the inaugural fair
SuhYoung Yun reports on a dynamic, emotional opening day of Frieze Seoul, and speaks to key figures about what the fair means for Korea’s wider cultural scene, both locally and internationally
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Frieze Masters 2016 shows the art fair's sister act is more affluent than ever
Plus highlights from the satellite fairs and exhibitions happening around London
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As Frieze fever takes over London, we preview the best satellite exhibitions around town
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Game on: Studio Frith on creating the Frieze Art Fair campaigns
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A trio of US galleries opens in London before Frieze Art Fair
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Frieze Art Fair: Gallerists’ Tables
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We’re pining after Donald Judd’s furniture, on sale during Frieze New York
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Frieze New York 2021: the highlights
Today, Frieze New York throws open its doors to physical visitors at the new location of The Shed. From immersive outdoor Augmented Reality (AR) to social justice initiatives and emerging talent, here's our curated guide of what to look out for, online and offline from 5 - 9 May 2021
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Island escape: W*’s handpicked highlights from Frieze New York 2016
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Pal Zileri reopens London store with new commissioned artworks in line with a fresh, new vision
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AA Murakami at Superblue: bouncing bubbles, mechanical trees and interactive fun
At Superblue’s new temporary Piccadilly space, artist duo AA Murakami confront environmental themes with staggering multisensory installation, Silent Fall
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10 stops to make during Frieze Week in London
As Frieze art week approaches in London, here’s our pick of what to see, and how to see it
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The Future Perfect’s latest collections nod to Soviet architecture, alchemy and light
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Wayne McGregor and Random International collaborate on futuristic dance performance
Presented by BMWi and Superblue during Frieze London 2021, No One is an Island is an arresting yet hypnotic dance performance confronting the relationship between man and machine
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David Shrigley on comedy, unconventional art and Ruinart
David Shrigley, Ruinart’s 2020 carte blanche artist, will soon unveil his interactive ‘Unconventional Bubbles’ exhibition in the Champagne House’s Art Bar at Frieze London (14-17 October 2021). Last year, we paid a visit to the artist’s Brighton Studio to see how the collaboration came to life
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Power play: artist Augustas Serapinas gets physical for Frieze Live
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Full-spectrum: Gerhard Richter’s Colour Charts at Dominique Lévy
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Collective 2 Design Fair kicks off New York’s second NYCxDesign events series
