Frieze New York, in other words, has become something of a blend of the original Frieze London and Frieze Masters.
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This SHOULD be in Frieze Masters and not in Frieze London because Frieze London should have contemporary art, and this isn't contemporary.
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The Frieze and Frieze Masters fairs, which separate contemporary and modern, each attract 60,000.
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Like Frieze in London and New York, Frieze Los Angeles will also feature smaller events.
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The fair, running Thursday through Sunday, also offers commissioned work through its Frieze Projects and Frieze Sounds series.
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Most of those visitors will be ambling through the Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs at some point.
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"Frieze began as a magazine," said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs, of the still-published art guide.
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Frieze New York has been canceled "in light of global health concerns regarding COVID-19," Frieze said on Wednesday.
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When London Frieze closes on Sunday, so does London Frieze Sculpture, an outdoor exhibition in Regent's Park that opened in July.
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The Frieze and Frieze Masters fairs have generated far more noise than Paris's rival, the Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain, or FIAC.
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From 2012 to 2017, Ms. Alemani was curator for Frieze Projects, the noncommercial sector of the art fair Frieze New York.
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Originally conceived as an offshoot of the uber-fashionable Frieze Art Fair, Frieze Masters has become a major draw in itself.
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Or so he told Frieze magazine, for one of its many romanticized lead-ups to the inaugural Frieze Los Angeles art fair.
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To put it in business terms, Frieze London is all about the primary market, whereas Frieze Masters is all about the secondary.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Frieze Masters is the distinguished, mustache-waxed cousin of the regular Frieze London art fair.
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Frieze said it was also developing a virtual viewing room, and that its first phase will be tied to Frieze New York.
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Related: 6 Must-See Satellite Shows During Frieze Week All the Sexiest Sculptures at Frieze New York Here's How NADA Keeps It Fresh
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It is partly a result of competition from Frieze Masters, Frieze London's sister fair, which now offers a credible choice to those fine art dealers for whom the PAD fair had once been the only alternative venue to the more cutting-edge Frieze.
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"Another World" will be on display at the Deutsche Bank Wealth Management lounges at Frieze London and Frieze Masters between October 4 to 7.
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Jumping the pond in 2012, they scored another hit with Frieze New York, and now they're aiming for a hat trick with Frieze Los Angeles.
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Related: 6 Satellite Shows to See During Frieze Week It's Art: Refrigerators Full of Soylent Mazes & Massage Chairs: Frieze 2015 Was All About Interactive Art
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"The only time there's a real intensity and real hungry energy for art is during the week of Frieze, when art becomes the subject in London," said Timothy Taylor, a contemporary art dealer in London who will participate in both Frieze London and Frieze Masters this year.
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The organizers of Frieze London and Frieze Masters are ready to welcome a world of art and art fans to their home base, even as Brexit looms.
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That wasn't hard to do with London's contemporary fair, Frieze, and its sister fair Frieze Masters (which features work made before 218), both of which were last week.
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I love that Frieze has Frieze Masters, which creates an opportunity for people who are there to see contemporary art to also realize that it has some really deep roots.
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"We realized that we were about to launch into Frieze Talks in a moment when the world is really so turbulent," said Gregor Muir, a co-curator of Frieze Talks.
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Related: The Sickest Instagram Photos from Frieze London Mazes, Massage Chairs, and More: New York's Frieze Fair Is All About Interactive Art In Cold Love: Richie Shazam's Valentines Day Zine
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Increasingly, seasoned collectors avoid the first crush of Frieze and opt instead for the more sedate rhythms of Frieze Masters, where the art ranges from the ancient to the modern.
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Since 212 Frieze has been composed of two distinct fairs in two gigantic white tents at either end of Regent's Park in the centre of town: Frieze London, where dealers sell new work by contemporary artists, and Frieze Masters, which focuses on everything from early Homo sapiens to the late 22020th century.
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What might be called the "Brexit Discount" was the talk of Frieze Week, the logjam of fairs, auctions and gallery shows clustered around the contemporary Frieze Art Fair in Regent's Park.
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Frieze Week 2019 This week's main art fairs are a bit pricey, but looking is free (or nearly) at Frieze Sculpture at Rockefeller Center and alternative fairs in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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While the Frieze London preview was busy, there was a distinctly more subdued atmosphere at its sister fair Frieze Masters, which presents a "crossover" mix of works ranging across 6,000 years.
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Sunday • Explore the Frieze Art Fair on Randalls Island.
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This week, international art lovers and investors have been flooding into the British capital to attend Frieze London, which shows contemporary art, and Frieze Masters, which concentrates on classical and modern works.
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This year, Frieze Masters has chipped away at PAD's fine arts lineup; the Richard Green and Mazzoleni galleries, both first-time exhibitors at the pavilion fair in 270, defected to Frieze Masters.
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The Outset/Frieze Art Fair Fund, which acquires works from Frieze to donate to the Tate Collection, announced that one of their purchases that year was The Carrot Piece, from Hollybush Gardens's booth.
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It's with "a hunger to build on this already fantastic foundation," that Frieze Los Angeles, the newest iteration of the British fair, will debut next year, says the Frieze co-founder Amanda Sharp.
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In a joint statement, Victoria Siddall, the global director of Frieze Fairs, and Loring Randolph, Frieze New York's director, cited advice and restrictions from the health authorities as the reason for the cancellation.
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Effectively the gallery has several shows up at once: one each at its branches in Mason's Yard and Bermondsey, plus the Frieze London booth and two installations at Frieze Sculpture for good measure.
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Heck, Frieze London's curatorial organization feels leveraged against real solidarity.
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The best part of visiting Frieze is always leaving it.
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LOS ANGELES — Frieze Los Angeles is doing away with minimalism.
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Maybe at Frieze, Art Basel, the Armory Show, or NADA.
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By mid afternoon on VIP day, Frieze Face sets in.
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Overloaded with visual stimuli, the mind feels numb (brain Frieze?).
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Galerie Ulrich Fiedler first showed at Frieze Masters last year.
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View our highlights from Frieze Week's most alternative art fair.
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At Frieze London last week, galleries opted for quirkier looks.
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I was just in London at Frieze, which was overwhelming.
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Distinguishing architectural feature: Frieze decorating the top of the Stadium.
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Frieze is not the only game in town this week.
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Now in its sixth year, Frieze New York is diversifying.
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Following the success of our inaugural Market in 2018 and our temporary installation at Frieze Los Angeles ('Acid–Frieze'), join us November 1–276 for the 2019 Acid-Free Los Angeles Art Book Market.
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This year, it will display 20, starting on April 25, through an arrangement with Frieze, the media and events company whose Frieze New York art fair will begin a week later, on May 2.
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Ricardo Ocampo, the gallery's director, said that Walden also participated in arteBA in Buenos Aires, Zona Maco in Mexico City, Frieze London and Frieze New York, but that Miami Beach represented a new threshold.
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The organizers of Frieze London and Frieze Masters — twinned events taking place near each other in Regent's Park from Thursday to Sunday — have capitalized on London's role as a market hub and cultural center.
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Victoria Siddall, formerly the director of Frieze Masters, which is based in London and takes place in the autumn, has taken over as the director of Frieze New York for the first time this year.
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Works by reputed contemporary artists whose markets have not been "burned" by speculation was the commodity most in demand at the Wednesday preview of the 14th annual Frieze Art Fair, the centerpiece of Frieze Week.
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FRIEZE LONDON Leading up to, and overlapping with, this elegant, overwhelming and essential fair this year is the second iteration of Frieze Sculpture, an installation of pieces by 18 international sculptors in Regent's Park. Oct.
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Unlike this year's New York iteration, Frieze London is strikingly apolitical.
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Frieze New York awarded its 2018 Frame Prize to Cooper Cole.
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Check out these six gallery shows on view during Frieze Week.
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The frieze is also listed as an NYC LGBT Historic Site.
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The entertainment agency WME | IMG announced a "strategic partnership" with Frieze.
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Rarely exhibited, the images are here, and at Frieze New York.
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Which building in the city features a frieze of Karl Marx?
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The "100 Views" watercolors on view at Frieze Masters still resonate.
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Art Basel and Frieze each attract about 100,000 over five days.
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With a new commission from Frieze, that looks set to change.
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They are erect and taut, like figures in an ancient frieze.
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I recently bought a masterpiece by Cory Arcangel at Frieze London.
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Frieze London 2016 took place October 6–9 at Regent's Park.
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Frieze Masters 2016 continues at Regent's Park (London) through October 9.
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The Frieze Masters, started in 2012 as a younger sibling of the main Frieze fair, has been at the forefront of efforts by the art trade to reinvigorate the moribund market for pre-20th century pieces.
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For the second year running, this was a full two weeks after the opening of Frieze London and Frieze Masters, making it difficult for long-haul visitors to combine all three fairs into a single trip.
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The main draws of the season are the Frieze London contemporary art fair, which opened to the public in Regent's Park on Thursday, as did its sister fair Frieze Masters, specializing in pre-21st-century artworks.
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A partial list for October — one of the busiest fair months of the year — includes not only Frieze London and Frieze Masters, but also Art Toronto, Tefaf New York Fall and the Korean International Art Fair.
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This week, thousands of international collectors, dealers and curators gathered here for the Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs in Regent's Park, as well as a dizzying array of dealer shows, auctions and other satellite events.
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"Before Frieze, this fair had a different profile," Ms. England added, referring to the Frieze art fair, which made its debut in 2003 and has come to be regarded as London's premier international event for new art.
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A number of artists will perform live over the course of Frieze.
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Frieze New York, now in its fifth year, is the luxury option.
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Contemporary Art at the Armory Sculpture Gets Steamy at Frieze New York
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Who will save Richmond Barthé's Depression Era frieze from crumbling into dust?
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One major sale at Frieze could potentially cover a gallery's operating costs.
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Hyperallergic: What Frieze Week fairs will you be checking out this week?
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One well-built prisoner was also the model for an exterior frieze.
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Frieze Masters 2017 continues through October 8 at Regent's Park (London, UK).
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SCHWENDENER Frieze New York Through May 5 at Randalls Island Park; frieze.com.
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When it comes to fair venues, FIAC wins hands down over Frieze.
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Is Los Angeles ready for the inaugural Frieze art fair this weekend?
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Victoria Siddall, director of Frieze Fairs, thinks the timing is finally right.
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The Brooklyn Museum acquired Ed Clark's "Untitled" at the Frieze, New York.
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Frieze New York 2016 continues at Randall's Island Park through May 8.
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"The #peoplelookingatart competition celebrates the human art experience, and also the astonishing amount and variation of art events taking place during Frieze Week across London and New York," Head of Frieze Communications Michelangelo Bendandi tells The Creators Project.
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"The people I work with have been collecting female artists for some time," said Heather Flow, an art adviser based in New York who was in London for the week of the Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs.
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For Frieze Projects, meanwhile, David Horvitz will bring a professional pickpocket to surreptitiously drop sculptures into fairgoers' bags (I will wear my cat tote; please find me), and for Frieze Sounds, Liz Magic Laser will ventriloquize Donald Trump.
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Update, June 5, 2018, 3:00pm EDT: We received the following email from Jennifer Higgie, editorial director of Frieze magazine: For the record: as editorial policy, frieze does not accept copy that has been commissioned by another publication.
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At both Frieze London and Frieze Masters — the former for contemporary art, the latter for older work — each year brings lots of new art, and usually one or two structural changes in terms of how the events are organized.
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Frieze London 2017 continues in Regent's Park (London, UK) through Sunday, October 8.
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Frieze Masters was at Regent's Park, London from October 4th to 7th, 2018.
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Frieze London felt particularly woozy this year, perhaps because of a prevailing seriousness.
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You can check out our Concise Guide to Frieze Los Angeles Week here.
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Loring Randolph was appointed the Frieze art fair's artistic director of the Americas.
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Frieze New York is open to the public through Sunday, May 8, 2016.
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Frieze and TEFAF NY VIP cardholders will receive complimentary entry into the fair.
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At the most recent Frieze art fair, they sold for up to $90,2014.
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Frieze Week's satellite fairs should, in theory, be where discoveries can be made.
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It is May 17 to June 23, not concurrent with Frieze New York.
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In addition to the aforementioned works, Frieze is ripe for contemporary art trendspotting.
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Even so, the writing's on the wall: This year's Frieze New York rocks.
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It was certainly in evidence under the billowing tents at both Frieze Masters and at Frieze London (which focuses on contemporary artists), which jointly drew 27,0003 people — a figure on par with last year's previews — to Regent's Park on Wednesday.
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Visitors to Frieze London who are ready to look at art from previous decades and centuries can stroll through Regent's Park (perhaps taking the long way through Queen Mary's Gardens) to get to Frieze Masters, next to the London Zoo.
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In that context, Frieze London and Frieze Masters, the sibling art fairs taking place Thursday to Saturday in London's Regent's Park, are notable: Women have most of the leadership positions, and they have pushed for female-centric programming at every level.
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Meanwhile, the highly anticipated sophomore edition of Frieze Week Los Angeles is upon us.
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The Verge Art Instagram You recently had an installation at Frieze, which looked amazing.
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Then you'll do Frieze, then Miami, maybe with a couple of biennials mixed in.
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Some next level #looart with Julie Verhoeven's Frieze Project in the loos of #friezelondon.
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She will be speaking at the pop-up as part of Frieze on Oct.
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And Frieze clearly intends to become a central figure in this newly confident market.
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Check out Hyperallergic's guide to the art fairs of Frieze Week in New York.
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"I tried to generate some primitive photo essays and failed," Mr. Goldblatt told frieze.
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It's impossible to imagine the London art scene without Frieze, or Paris without FIAC.
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At Frieze, there's more of a sense of community amongst the people who participate.
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For some, the Frieze New York booths at Randalls Island hold a certain allure.
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It's at Frieze Frame, which features young galleries showing solo presentations of young artists.
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"They're trying to counter the effects of the male-dominated art market," said Diana Campbell Betancourt, the curator who is this year in charge of Frieze Projects, the parts of the contemporary-focused Frieze London that extend beyond the traditional dealer booths.
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Arriving at the Frieze press desk, I tell the attendant that her lipstick is wonderful.
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Her work has appeared in Artforum, Sight & Sound, GARAGE, Frieze, The Cut, and Tank magazine.
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This is one area where the fair lags behind its Frieze and Armory Show brethren.
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The new couple was recently spotted attending the Frieze art show in New York City.
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The hard-to-find talents were needed for this year's Frieze New York art fair.
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Frieze's sister fair, Frieze Masters, whose fifth edition previewed on Wednesday, remains an enigmatic event.
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But Michele Bogart remains determined to salvage what remains of the Barthé frieze in Brooklyn.
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Sadly, the question of who will conserve the Barthé frieze comes at a difficult time.
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Frieze is not the first global fair to set up shop on the Paramount lot.
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His daughters sat at her side, gazing at the elaborate marble frieze near the ceiling.
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Twelve of 30 parts of the mid-1980s work will be shown at Frieze London.
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One frieze shows bearded, richly clad archers carrying bows, quivers and spears as they march.
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"Frieze New York has always differentiated itself by doing great solo booths," Ms. Randolph said.
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We sampled them all — along with the mainland fairs that are part of Frieze Week.
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BD: Well at Frieze, my booth was $22,2500 and I sold $14,000 worth of art.
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To visit Frieze is to be confronted with the most energetic art being produced today.
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The sophomore edition of Frieze Los Angeles came to a close on Sunday, February 16.
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Both galleries were at Frieze, whose young Los Angeles sector was its most impressive portion.
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During Frieze, Ms. Sewall will sell art, rock memorabilia and photographs that regulars gave her.
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"I don't ever remember Frieze New York actually being fun — and this was," he said.
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Bettina Korek, the Frieze L.A. director, confirmed the London-based group would return in 2020.
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He's shown work at the Armory Show, Frieze New York and Art Basel Miami Beach.
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At Frieze London, no less, your work stands in front of a gravestone-shaped wall.
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That tradition was important because the cities that host Frieze are not only major art hubs with museums and galleries, but also home to artists and artist-driven organizations, said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs and head of the board of Studio Voltaire.
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While each artist's work is strong individually, their juxtaposition imbues Frieze with a vapid commercial feminism.
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Deutsche Bank is not the only Frieze sponsor that has been scrambling to recover from controversy.
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The Gigantomachy Frieze, as it is known, is 4.5 metres high and unfolds over 120 metres.
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Frieze New York 2019 continues through Sunday, May 5 in Randall's Island Park (Randall's Island, Manhattan).
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The show will complement the gallery's booth at the Frieze Masters fair, opening the following week.
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The frieze is a series of depictions of worshippers moving towards the Parthenon on Athens's Acropolis.
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Frieze New York 2018 continues through Sunday, May 6 in Randall's Island Park (Randall's Island, Manhattan).
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Just because the art at Frieze Masters is older does not mean that the visitors are.
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Possibly. But "FIAC Week," like "Frieze Week," is about a lot more than one art fair.
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Where museums lead, the market follows, and this edition of Frieze features a special "Woven" section.
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So this year Frieze is shorter, opening to the public on Friday and running through Sunday.
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"Glow," newly made for Frieze, features three sculptures of human height with an LED light source.
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This is the new New York, and to guide you accordingly, a Frieze alterna-art crawl.
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Frieze Art Fair reported that over the course of four days, 35,000 visitors attended the fair.
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"We decided we would alternate," Ms. Kim said of their participation in the two Frieze fairs.
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Frieze will launch a Los Angeles edition of its fairs at Paramount Pictures Studios next year.
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Frieze Projects is a platform for artists to showcase experimental work outside of the fair tent.
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Kapwani Kiwanga was named winner of the inaugural New York edition of the Frieze Artist Award.
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Frieze, according to Higgie, did not feel comfortable publishing an artist essay without having accompanying images.
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Two of the standout painters of the current Whitney Biennial also have solo booths at Frieze.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Originally conceived as an offshoot of the uber-fashionable Frieze Art Fair — where everyone who's anyone is seen and photographed amid the cutting edge of contemporary art — Frieze Masters has become a major draw in itself, covering, essentially, everything else.
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Outside of global political intrigue, some artists on view at Frieze are making truly wonderful aesthetic strides.
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All the LA-centric promotion of Frieze has bled into the fair, and flattened everything into commodity.
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Frieze announced its 20193 awards, Mia Locks was appointed senior curator at MOCA Los Angeles, and more.
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The sculpture is destined for Randall's Island, for installation outside the entrance of Frieze New York 2018.
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The "Danse Macabre" frieze at St. Mary's Church in Lübeck was painted in 1463 by Bernt Notke.
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BRUSSELS — This staid capital of Europe suddenly has its own mini-equivalent of Frieze week in London.
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To my left was another intriguing facade, its stone frieze etched with the names of Indian tribes.
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The result, simply put, is that Frieze now feels a bit more like every other art fair.
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The quirky guy whose massive inflatable "Felix the Cat" sculpture captivated crowds at Frieze London last year?
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But the demise of Paris Photo does not necessarily mean that Frieze potentially faces a similar fate.
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"Frieze and FIAC complement each other," said the London collector Anita Zabludowicz, while browsing the Paris fair.
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HEINRICH Booth C33 V.I.P.s have access to the Deutsche Bank Wealth Management Lounge at Frieze New York.
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Frieze Week's reputation as one of the top destination events of the art world calendar remains secure.
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But Mr. Resch noted that galleries tended to show their more expensive classic works at Frieze Masters.
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Unlike at next week's much bigger Frieze London fair, no American galleries feature on the exhibitor list.
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Frieze New York, the mega art fair that takes place annually on Randalls Island, has an answer.
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Workers move a sculpture by Karon Davis as they prepare for the opening of Frieze Los Angeles.
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Beneath it is a frieze of eight Anemoi - wind gods of Greek mythology - each facing a different direction.
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Frieze Los Angeles continues at the Paramount Pictures Studios (5515 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles) through Sunday, February 17.
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One of those non-affiliated artists is Vincent Ramos, who mined Paramount's cinematic archive for his Frieze project.
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This birthed Frieze week, a weeklong cavalcade of openings, performances, talks, and events, anchored by the titular fair.
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An offsite Frieze Music program, curated by Kevin McGarry and Hans Ulrich Obrist, will take place at NeueHouse.
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The frieze is due to provide the backdrop for a live shadow play and a brass band procession.
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And its sales at Frieze Week in London totaled $114 million, up 10 percent from the prior year.
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Most recently, she created a concrete frieze to wrap the Naturalis Biodiversity Center, the Netherlands' natural history museum.
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The New York dealer David Lewis was among 37 "emerging" galleries in the main Frieze fair's "Focus" section.
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"We hope the effect will be to increase people's awareness of Frieze as an art fair," says Middleton.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Who will save Richmond Barthé's Depression Era frieze from crumbling into dust?
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LONDON — "Frieze Week," which begins here on Monday, is a uniquely frantic moment in the art-world calendar.
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As impact investor Deborah Frieze put it in a 2015 TEDx talk, change is led by Walk Outs.
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Frieze Week 2019 The art fair introduces virtual reality so the curious can view some works from afar.
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So it's something of a surprise to see an all-Nash booth this year at Frieze New York.
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But the most alluring and erotic art at Frieze this year was not the most pornographic, per sé.
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That and the frieze of blue people on the walls, holding lotus flowers, their long limbs improbably angled.
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"Frieze is a tough market to penetrate," he said of the battle for attention amid thousands of artworks.
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Frieze Week visitors were probably most spoiled for choice (or was it blinded?) with 25th-century Italian art.
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Frieze Sculpture, which was to open at Rockefeller Center on April 22, will be postponed until the summer.
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"The fairs are all defined by the places they're in," said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs.
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"You can't just throw a few things on a stand, and that's what makes Frieze what it is."
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A presentation at Frieze Masters will focus on the complex relationships that portrait artists have with their models.
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She and her husband, Philip, a real estate developer, have been to every edition of Frieze New York.
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Another new initiative is the Frieze Artist Award, a version of a prize given at the London fair.
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She noted that "Frieze" was an arts magazine before the organization ran both a publication and a fair.
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St. Gaudens, Whistler, La Farge, Audubon, and Copley are all emblazoned on its frieze that overlooks City Park.
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Walking through the tents of Frieze Art Fair last weekend, visual evidence of Brexit's impact was all around.
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The 2017 edition of Frieze New York continues at Randall's Island Park (Randall's Island, Manhattan) through May 7.
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But this year the champion of humankind has plenty of competition: Frieze Sculpture at Rockefeller Center, an offshoot of the Frieze New York art fair on Randalls Island, in partnership with Tishman Speyer, is offering 16 sculptures by 14 contemporary artists placed around the complex, ready for enshrinement on your smartphone.
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The closest we do get to ostentatious contemporary political commentary is also Frieze London's most deafening and cringeworthy moment.
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Frieze Los Angeles continues at the Paramount Pictures Studios (5515 Melrose Ave, Hollywood, Los Angeles) through Sunday, February 16.
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He had an installation at Frieze Fair and spoke at the 258th annual Adobe 99U Conference this past week.
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This year ALAC has moved east to Hollywood, joining Frieze and Felix, making Hollywood the week's cultural home base.
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With such grandiose artworks dominating Frieze Los Angeles, the fair caters to the Instagram age more than ever before.
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During the 2018 Frieze Week, there are three art fairs in Brooklyn and we had to check them out.
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A woman views Miquel Barcelo's sculpture "Gran Elefandret" at the Frieze Sculpture exhibition in London, Britain, July 5, 2017.
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Her inclusion of the "frieze" style carpet is also intended to give her use of the word some legitimacy.
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"No one has the right to judge who I choose to take a photograph with," the artist told Frieze.
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On Thursday morning a letter appeared on the Frieze website asking for removal of the controversial painting, Open Casket.
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"I left town before Frieze started because I couldn't take doing any more business," the artist Dan Colen said.
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If Frieze represents the art-world establishment, then the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) fair is the rebellious prodigy.
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The new-look Colnaghi is expected to open next month, when the dealership will be exhibiting at Frieze Masters.
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It's most famous, though, for its frieze-covered Great Altar, one of the most dramatic of surviving Hellenistic monuments.
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Rather, they show social realist tapestries, poetry about the environment, and frieze-like compositions of black and white photos.
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Frieze New York is back, and the 2018 edition of the mega-fair may be the most underwhelming ever.
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Unfortunately, though, Bogart does not believe that the Barthé frieze has time to wait for a long-term solution.
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His newest solo exhibition, "…and the wall fell away," opens at Stephen Friedman Gallery during Frieze Week in London.
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His newest series is Negatives, and his latest work, "neg lapresmidi," will have its first public showing at Frieze.
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Still, Frieze is not relying on the same formula that made its London and New York versions so successful.
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There is an elegiac tone to these drawings; the artist died days before the current edition of Frieze opened.
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Frieze offered a 10% discount to exhibitors affected by extreme heat conditions during its most recent New York fair.
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It's Frieze Week in New York, which means big-name dealers with top-notch art — and hefty entrance fees.
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Then there was all the Italian material at Frieze Masters — not to mention specialist auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's.
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Two of Goldin's photographs were exhibited at the Matthew Marks Gallery booth at the Frieze art fair in May.
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The frieze, demurely covered with boards, awaited its deliverance, while Ms. Senot's father dispatched computer technicians all over Paris.
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And in London, pink double-headed phalluses bloomed from cacti in Renate Bertlmann's sculptures at the Frieze art fair.
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Or maybe just rub shoulders with a portrait by the Renaissance master that's back on the market at Frieze.
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Jelena Cohen, a brand manager for Colgate-Palmolive, bought her first artwork, a photograph, at Frieze after using Magnus.
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"Robin Rhode: Phantom Rain" is on view at the Lehmann Maupin booth during Frieze London, which runs through Oct.
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Ferries and buses running to the Frieze New York art fair on Randalls Island, were canceled, a spokeswoman said.
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"Pretty much everything you see was made in the last 10 years," said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze.
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This year, about 21 Los Angeles galleries will take part in Frieze New York, three more than last year.
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"The gaps in the art education system are jarring," she told Frieze, an art and culture magazine, in 2017.
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"Most of the galleries were commercial, and as far as I knew, there were no nonprofits," she told Frieze.
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But it's trying to rise again, learning from, while also competing with, the younger Frieze Art Fair (in May).
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Your letter also implies a host of contradictions that might obfuscate the written reality of my Frieze London review.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads 1pm: The press preview for Frieze New York 2016 on Randall's Island begins!
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LOS ANGELES — This week, the second iteration of Frieze Los Angeles will open at the famed Paramount Studios in Hollywood.
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Speaking with Frieze, the artist said he had not known Weidel was an AfD politician until she told him so.
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At the north entrance to the fair, two columns by this year's Frieze Artist Award winner Lauren Halsey welcome visitors.
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Frieze New York returns for its fifth edition on Thursday and runs until Sunday, featuring 202 galleries from 31 countries.
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"Americans are generally orientated to Art Basel and Frieze and FIAC," Mr. Press said, referring to the fall Paris fair.
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Over time, the lively dance of the Four Seasons became a frieze, the daily power-lunch ritual an arthritic display.
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Now there is not only Frieze, but a host of concurrent fairs around town, including ALAC, Felix, and Spring/Break.
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A. I think it's very vibrant, very energetic, particularly since Frieze Art Fair, and lots of galleries have opened up.
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A frieze at the foot of that central structure depicts young men and women taking to the streets in 1919.
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Ms. Kozak made her way around Frieze this month in a long, loose geometrically patterned maxi of her own design.
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She recently performed at the Frieze Los Angeles art fair and, earlier in April, at Joe's Pub in New York.
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" Ms. Alouf said she always visited Frieze Masters before the contemporary art fair, adding, "I love the eclecticism, the surprises.
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Data generated by the app indicated a median price of $17,000 at Frieze London, compared with $35,000 at Art Basel.
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Prices were somewhat more approachable at the Focus section of contemporary Frieze, featuring 32 galleries founded in or after 2004.
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But whatever happened to the fresh young art that made Frieze a must-attend discovery fair in the early 2000s?
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An earlier version of this review misstated the number of countries with galleries at the Frieze New York art fair.
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And for art lovers, our critics tell you what not to miss at Frieze New York and Tefaf New York.
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Showing at Frieze can help these organizations raise their profile and introduce them to local art enthusiasts who become supporters.
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Introduced in 0003, the club already landed in Miami and Hong Kong during Art Basel, and in London for Frieze.
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StyleS Q&A A pop-up of the infamous New York clubhouse welcomes visitors to the city's first Frieze fair.
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He has a certain idea, or set of ideas, already in mind — about the 2017 Frieze Art Fair, for instance.
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" Seeing as you did not attend Frieze London, I can only assume we are still talking about "Pillowsophia (after Trinity).
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Arguably the game's worst offense is its replication of several sections in the Parthenon frieze on random buildings and pedestals.
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And did you notice all the galleries that will be participating in their first Frieze New York fair come May?
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The Frieze New York 2016 preview is over, and they are shuttling us back to Manhattan on a party boat.
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One of the most famous depictions was the 1463 frieze by Bernt Notke at St. Mary's Church in Lübeck, Germany.
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The extra attractions include Frieze Masters (work done before the year 19773, including art by Alexander Calder, Joan Miró and Romare Bearden), Frieze Talks (daytime events with a 2017 focus on the age of "alternative facts"), music, film, guided tours and a place where beginners can buy artwork for 50 pounds (about $67) or less.
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Blank Projects may be a newcomer to Frieze London, but it has wisely chosen to focus its efforts on one artist.
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Equilibrium: An Allegory of Rebirth opens May 5th at The Lodge Gallery as part of Frieze Week in New York City.
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Like a frieze, "Ceremonial Dance" adorns the top of the white walls with animated figures in the middle of a hunt.
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A seemingly abandoned ancient frieze sat on a wooden pallet on the floor of one gallery, half wrapped in plastic sheets.
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But Mr. Nahmad said that dealers offering new works had sold well at the recent Frieze London and FIAC art fairs.
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The South Wall Frieze highlights Solomon, King of Israel whose name — after the baby-splitting case — became synonymous with judicial wisdom.
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The top bands evoke a frieze running along a wall, while the painting's square format resists being incorporated into that narrative.
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The Biennale des Antiquaires has reinvented itself as an elegant and opulent fair to vie with Tefaf Maastricht and Frieze Masters.
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Yet even if initial sales in the first year are modest, Frieze intends to remain in Los Angeles for some time.
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"We are not quick to launch new art fairs," said Victoria Siddall, who is the director of all three Frieze fairs.
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SEVEN-ish, Seriously Funny at The Boiler in Williamsburg is a fantastic and hilarious show, which is on view during Frieze.
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Frieze Week 2019 In the '80s, a portrait photographer coming into his own captured an enigmatic artist creating his own legend.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With spring in full effect, the Frieze art fair once again returns to Randall's Island.
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Among the earliest works is the frieze-like "Etiopia," Ms. Ryggen's furious response to the Italian occupation of Ethiopia in 1936.
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The "unbound" spirit carries through to other works in the show, including several frieze-like images of goddesses and beseeching women.
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Mr. Birnbaum said he was aware that these might be the first VR art experiences for some in the Frieze audience.
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Getting into this year's Frieze Art Fair on Randalls Island will cost you $57, plus the round trip on the ferry.
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Our art critics Martha Schwendener and Will Heinrich pick a handful of the best booths under Frieze New York's big tent.
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Night Gallery, based in Los Angeles, was participating for a fourth year in the section of Frieze devoted to emerging dealerships.
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Frieze London is just one stop in a busy year for the Canadian artist, whose work explores history, power and resistance.
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One of those New Yorkers, the dealer Jack Shainman, said that Frieze New York created a good backdrop for his artists.
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On Wednesday, at the preview for Frieze London, new paintings by Stanley Whitney and Kerry James Marshall were quickly snapped up.
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Such risk-taking will form the core of Ms. van Loon's speech at the Frieze Art and Architecture conference on Friday.
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For anyone looking for a handpoked tattoo or a break from Frieze, the Other Art Fair is the place to be.
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Perhaps I even believe that Frieze London is the perfect place to start demanding more from our cultural and financial leaders.
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Shuttle transportation will also be available to and from Frieze Art Fair and between the Mott Haven and Port Morris neighborhoods.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The first thing to know about the Frieze art fair is that nothing ever changes.
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Frieze magazine, founded in 1991 by Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover, launched its first art fair in London's Regent's Park in 20193.
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For Anderson, who's now in his 70s, the discovery of his frieze is a painful reminder of the displacement of his community.
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Frieze Los Angeles opens to the public at the Paramount Pictures Studios (5515 Melrose Ave, Hollywood, Los Angeles) on Friday, February 14.
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The Tate acquired works by Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin, Leonor Antunes, and Phillip Lai through the 2016 Frieze Tate Fund [via email announcement].
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The well-known series The Frieze of Life exemplifies Munch's penchant for allegorical depictions in an attempt to distill universal human truths.
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The Tate acquired works by Dorothy Iannone, Mary Beth Edelson, Hannah Black, and Lawrence Abu Hamdan through the 2017 Frieze Tate Fund.
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The turning point in Doig's career was a 1992 review by the artist Gareth Jones in Frieze , London's influential new art journal.
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Frieze London will also feature solo installations by the American light artist James Turrell and the French avant-garde artist Philippe Parreno.
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JH: Honestly, I'm more interested in the late nights and special events happening in New York during Frieze week than the fairs.
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Last year I went to Frieze for the first time, but I think my favorite part about it was the ferry ride!
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She'd been strolling the aisles of the Frieze Art Fair wearing a long, loosefitting cheetah spotted Gucci dress that concealed every curve.
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This Frieze New York, sex was in the air, and it wasn't just the mix of booze and fear of being stranded.
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Frieze, the global art fair known as much for the art as for the fashionable attendees, expands its reach to sunny California.
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Frieze New York, Art Cologne and Masterpiece London fairs are among the raft of significant events to have been canceled or postponed.
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Last May, an unexpected heat wave sent temperatures in the Frieze tents soaring to uncomfortable levels, and organizers were unprepared for it.
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"It's a very global week," said Luigi Mazzoleni, a director at Mazzoleni, which exhibited at the Frieze Masters for the first time.
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Presentation at Frieze London tends to be more creative than at its Swiss counterpart, but the London fair has slightly lower prices.
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A few weeks before the Frieze Masters opening, Trinity Fine Art organized a viewing of the painting in a London storage facility.
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Jelena Cohen, gerente de marca de Colgate-Palmolive, compró su primera obra de arte —una fotografía— en Frieze después de usar Magnus.
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But international art buyers also have their eyes on the United States, where the Frieze Los Angeles fair opens later this week.
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"Here at Frieze, I feel like you can kind of get your kooky out in whatever way you can," Ms. Diuguid said.
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Allied Editions sets up shop at Frieze, where it sells artists' editions, such as prints, to raise funds for the participating nonprofits.
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When Allied Editions first appeared at Frieze London in 2011, cards with the prices were placed prominently in front of the works.
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This seems especially true right now, with the international art crowd set to jet into town for Frieze New York next weekend.
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Since mounting their first contemporary art fair in London in 173, Frieze has been a major player in the international art fair game.
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Lauren Halsey was awarded the 2019 Frieze Art Award, Arata Isozaki was named the 2019 laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, and more.
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For that occasion, Mr. Cattelan installed a chandelier and a live donkey in the gallery, and he has done so again at Frieze.
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But the weakness of the pound gave a boost to Frieze Week— certainly at Christie's, where bidders hailed from more than 35 countries.
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But it hits a surge twice a year — in June for the Masterpiece, Olympia and related shows, and in October for Frieze Week.
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With its near-hysterical tone, the frieze is one of the great coups de théâtre of sculptural history and a lastingly influential one.
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The Parthenon frieze created in the mid-fifth century BCE depicts Athenians participating in a religious procession celebrating Athena called the Panathenaic procession.
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I once saw him walking around the Frieze art fair in London in his own little world, clutching a catalog, eager to buy.
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Even in the golden age of public housing, Barthé, who died in 1989, was perhaps overly optimistic about the fate of his frieze.
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The rest of "FIAC week" relies on a broader clientele that only a year ago made it a serious rival to London's Frieze.
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"There's a general air of worry in the galleries," said the Belgian collector Alain Servais, who will be in London for Frieze Week.
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Of course, the Frieze Week auctions will also contain works by sought-after artists that sell for far more than their gallery prices.
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But isn't the new-look Biennale, just like Frieze Masters and Tefaf in Maastricht, meant to be about finding buyers for older art?
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"The collecting scene here really blew our minds," Mr. Cole said, adding that he regularly attends fairs outside Dallas, including Frieze Los Angeles.
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Frieze London holds its 15th edition this year, gathering some 160 galleries in a custom-designed white structure in Regent's Park from Oct.
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We are really a part of the art scene where a lot of people going to Frieze are also here for 1-54.
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"Ancestors of Genghis Khan with Black Man on Horse" (2015-2017) has the compositional format of a narrative frieze with a black horseman.
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The pièce de résistance of the show is "Seven Deadly Sins" (circa 1968), a frieze of ghoulish types lost in their own afflictions.
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Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs, said that all the 2018 participants had been offered a partial rebate on their booth fees.
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One Belgian family stopped paying Klimt for a frieze it had commissioned for a palace in Brussels, hoping to motivate him to finish.
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With a two-week gap between Frieze and FIAC, most art collectors traveling long distances have to choose between one or the other.
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It needs to be said that 190 booths feels too big for Frieze, making it a little too much like the Armory Show.
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The name of this intimate art fair — a play on Frieze — at two locations in Brooklyn should tell a lot about its vibe.
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Sotheby's and Christie's, just like the gray-walled Frieze Masters fair in Regent's Park, have tried to update the presentation of historic paintings.
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He frowned at the faux-Greek frieze above the theatre's entrance ("Hide that, too"), and at the poster below the marquee ("Pure Yanni").
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Although Ms. Kim also shows contemporary art at her gallery, she is not showing at Frieze London — she is leaving that to mom.
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One tableau after another builds, like coral formations, until several performers had master the same position, as if becoming part of a frieze.
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The work, "Girl With Balloon," a 2006 spray paint on canvas, was the last lot of Sotheby's "Frieze Week" evening contemporary art sale.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how art, memorabilia and other objects from Max's Kansas City regulars will be distributed at Frieze.
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One element that attracts dealers is the art-rich, cosmopolitan nature of the host city, which other fairs, including Frieze, have capitalized on.
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More ironically horrible is seeing frieze reliefs from the British-looted Elgin marbles scattered across the Greek countryside on various temples and pedestals.
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For Frieze week, Brody is again exhibiting, this time showing works in his Hooked series as part of the Art New York fair.
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In just five editions, Frieze has made itself a requisite destination on the global art circuit, a magnet for scores of the world's richest and sizable numbers of the rest of us (Frieze organizers recorded 5003,000 visitors in 2015.) Yet it remains, by some accounts, a stepchild of more venerable fairs like the 46-year-old Art Basel in Switzerland.
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For an art fair, it has reached an age of maturity, spawning two offspring: Frieze Masters — held at the other end of Regent's Park on the same dates — is for art made before 2000 and is in its sixth edition with some 19693 galleries; and Frieze New York, an American sibling held in May on Randalls Island in New York City.
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This year, Frieze New York's VIP attendees contended with a stifling hot tent for the first two days of the fair — ultimately impacting sales.
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The marble dado panel was apparently once part of a 78-part frieze decorating a courtyard of the Royal Palace of Sultan Mas'ud III.
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The second edition of the Frieze Los Angeles art fair returns to Hollywood's Paramount Studios this week, with an international selection of 153 exhibitors.
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Venus Lau, the artistic director of K11 Art Foundation, has curated the Frieze Film & Talks program featuring screenings and discussions in the Paramount Theater.
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This year, Frieze will also boast its first-ever thematic exhibition, a showcase devoted to the late dealer Hudson and his gallery Feature Inc.
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The other, by Willem van Konijnenburg is almost the opposite: strong, brutalist in its style, foreshortened to the point where it's almost a frieze.
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One sweater is fronted by a pink beast, a creature who first appeared in Waese's live drawing installation at Hostem during Frieze London 2015.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As a first-time visitor to Frieze New York, I seem to have fallen on a good year.
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If this sounds like a lot, Frieze offers many chances to relax and indulge: Food vendors include Frankies Spuntino, Roberta's and Cosme, among others.
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Related: Carsten Höller Installed A Giant Playground Inside Frieze London Giant Flying Mushrooms Sprout in London Take A Ride On These Glowing, Musical Swings
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But this year's event, centered on the 14th edition of the Frieze Art Fair in Regent's Park, also faces a unique concentration of challenges.
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He is one of the gallerists in a new category of 11 time-warp booths at Frieze recreating the art world of the 1990s.
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Meanwhile, Frieze Masters, for all the elegance of its own "50 Shades" styling, still struggles to deliver "crossover" sales for dealers in older art.
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The presentation at Frieze Masters is of commonplace car parts like wheels, mounted in wooden and Plexiglas boxes, as well as enameled tire cases.
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Simon Wang's gallery, which has helped make Shanghai's M50 art scene a center of enthusiastic political subversion, is showing a single artist at Frieze.
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"The plaza gets half a million people through it every day," said Loring Randolph, the artistic director of the Americas for Frieze Art Fairs.
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MARTHA SCHWENDENER Booths F6, F12 and F14 The Frame section of Frieze, devoted to galleries 10 years or younger, is particularly good this year.
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A subheading in an earlier version of this article misstated the name of a gallery in the Frame section of the Frieze Art Fair.
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Pre-21st-century pieces were on show at a further 130 booths at its nearby sister fair, Frieze Masters, now in its seventh edition.
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On Friday, Shane Campbell Gallery filed a lawsuit against Frieze Events, asserting that the fair had been negligent in not preparing for the heat.
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Where Frieze has expanded is in its attention to 20th-century art and in its deeper coverage of Latin American art, especially from Brazil.
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Two men stand inside the Gavin Brown's Enterprise booth at the sixth edition of the mammoth Frieze New York art fair on Randalls Island.
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"It's very artist focused," said Ms. Randolph, a former partner at the New York gallery Casey Kaplan, about how Frieze compares with similar events.
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Between three Art Basels, two Frieze fairs, and a plethora of biennials and other events, it often feels like a neverending cycle of excursions.
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Ms. Hall's work is one of 16 artist projects commissioned for the debut edition of Frieze Los Angeles, taking place at Paramount from Feb.
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Frieze's pre-eminence denuded the Islington fair of exhibitors such as Annely Juda Fine Art, which now shows at Frieze's sister fair, Frieze Masters.
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By early September, the essay was ready for publication, and Frieze requested high-resolution images from the Rhona Hoffman Gallery, which represents the artist.
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This comes as other large fairs like Frieze have failed to arouse praise from pundits despite hefty investments in their curatorial and events programming.
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Art fairs are exhausting, but one gallery at Frieze has figured out a better solution to keeping glucose levels up than guzzling glasses of champagne.
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A picture caption on Friday with an art review of Frieze New York, on Randalls Island in Manhattan, misstated the given name of an artist.
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Mr. Pylkkanen, the global president of Christie's, had just sold the star lot of his auction house's Thursday night "Frieze Week" sale of contemporary art.
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Frieze Masters, its four-year-old sibling fair of blue-chip art from ancient times to the late 20th century, presents an additional 130 galleries.
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Ms Crosby's first European solo show will open at the Victoria Miro Gallery in London on October 4th, the week that Frieze Art Fair starts.
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Emerging artists at Frieze would typically take home 50 percent of the sale price, and might be asked to shoulder part of any discounts given.
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But it's Frieze London that generates more excitement, for its commanding vision of the state of contemporary art, its larger crowds and its hipper VIPs.
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Upstairs, more than 210 dealers were presenting works by emerging or neglected artists, in an equivalent to the more affordable "Focus" section at Frieze London.
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For a different kind of experience: It's a big weekend for art fairs in New York, with Frieze New York and Tefaf taking center stage.
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She has asked the dealer to contribute the proceeds from the eventual sale of her Frieze commission to a workers' center in South Los Angeles.
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"We thought we'd get a lot of traction off Frieze, but it's been a more local crowd," said Tom Page, managing director of Open Doors.
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But although he is certainly a "master," Mr. Leslie is a workaholic who could also be shown at the contemporary-focused sibling fair, Frieze London.
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That was when he decided on Frieze Masters, a fair with a strong focus on modern art, where the Botticelli was sure to stand out.
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LONDON — For the last 12 years, a vast and elegant tent has been pitched in the heart of London's affluent Mayfair district during Frieze week.
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She wants Frieze to keep up with contemporary collectors, who are already increasingly interested in how works of today connect to art from the past.
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Frieze has become known for hiring top designers for its events; in Los Angeles, it plans to unveil a structure by the architecture firm wHY.
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The new sections offered this year include an iteration of Live, a feature of Frieze London for "time-based" art and special installations, titled Assembly.
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Even before Allied Editions was established, Frieze had a tradition, dating back to the first London fair in 2003, of offering free booths to nonprofits.
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I fell for the patchworks of color and stippled patterns of his landscapes at the Frieze New York art fair of 2017, in Karma's booth.
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The second, at the de Young Museum, is a vast moving frieze that critiques colonial narratives, created by Lisa Reihana, an artist from New Zealand.
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Frieze Week, as the timing of the fairs and other attendant events is known, also turns London into more of an art hub than usual.
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"The Frieze Tate Fund has made an important contribution to the national collection of contemporary art at Tate," said Maria Balshaw, director of the Tate.
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One Belgian family stopped paying Klimt for a frieze it had commissioned for a palace in Brussels, as a way of motivating him to finish.
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Most of what I've discussed thus far comes from well-established, prestigious galleries; however, everyone knows that the best art at Frieze comes from unexpected places.
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His best piece in the gallery is "Sidereal Procession, the Adept In Public" (2017), a 12-foot-long frieze of 10 vessels set in vivid chroma.
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Most of the programs associated with Frieze probe this city's art world too: Jim Shaw talks about his record collection; Rafa Esparza talks to Ron Athey.
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A stone frieze shows advancing riflemen but also depicts a soldier's funeral—53,000 Americans died in combat, half during a few weeks of slaughter in 1918.
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This week at Frieze Masters, Kunstkammer specialist Georg Laue is offering a late 17th century gilded bronze example that formerly belonged to the King of Sweden.
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As taking moulds directly from the original frieze is now forbidden, the staff are working on a new hybrid involving laser scanning and traditional mould-making.
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The installation, which debuted at Frieze London last year, unfurls the history of espionage, architecture, and mythology in the West Bengali town for which it's named.
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As Frieze and TEFAF go head-to-head, eight other fairs or fair-like endeavors are vying for your attention (and time, and money) this week.
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The choice of venue is poignant: Frieze magazine recently reported that less than one-fifth of the Tate Modern's permanent International Surrealists collection is by women.
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"Instead of stealing, he will be dropping small sculptures into people's pockets," said Cecilia Alemani, who again curated Frieze Projects, as she has for every edition.
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WEEKEND A picture caption on Friday with an art review of Frieze New York, on Randalls Island in Manhattan, misstated the given name of an artist.
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Related: Sculpture Gets Steamy at Frieze New York Hot, We Walked in on Paint Tubes Having Sex Our 11 Favorite Works from the Dallas Art Fair
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Upstairs on the first-floor of the Grand Palais, Raster of Warsaw was returning to FIAC after 8 years, having been a regular exhibitor at Frieze.
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" As Coggin says: "An event like Frieze comes with a coded social hierarchy courting many archetypes: the Gallerist, the Artist, the Curator, the Collector, the Critic.
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With closed mouths they march across the street in frieze-like formation, and this discreet omission of sound and laughter creates a tangible sense of mystery.
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When Frieze, the massive contemporary art fair hosting hundreds of galleries from around the world, posts up on New York's Randall's Island, things can get carnal.
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Gagosian, by contrast, crammed its Frieze booth with about 100 works on paper by investment-grade names such as Picasso, Andy Warhol, Basquiat and Mr. Hirst.
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But this rare book fair in a London park remained a world away from the V.I.P. glitz of high-end art fairs like Frieze or Masterpiece.
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In the face of this contradiction, Frieze New York, on view through Sunday on Randalls Island in an improved tent structure, is arguably the most resourceful.
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Nonetheless, some of the newcomers are galleries that Frieze would probably not have considered in previous years; but here they are, putting their best feet forward.
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To the right of the front door, past the rear staircase, is the dining room; it has coffered wood walls surmounted by an original plaster frieze.
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Also at Frieze Los Angeles, Kayne Griffin Corcoran and Pace Gallery collaborated on a well-received booth of work by Light and Space artist James Turrell.
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On the Verge Inspired by her own journey to the Arctic Circle, Himali Singh Soin upends traditional stories of exploration in her new commission for Frieze.
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Bertoldo's surviving work is limited to six bronze statuettes, five bronze reliefs, six medals, one polychrome statue, one terracotta frieze, and a series of stucco reliefs.
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"Frieze was an adventure and we had a lot of expectation," she said, adding that even smaller fairs can cost a gallery between €8,000 and €16,000.
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A picture caption in an earlier version of this article misspelled the name of an artist and her gallery in the Frieze Los Angeles art fair.
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Walking through the tents of Frieze, one of London's largest international art fairs, in Regent's Park last weekend, visual evidence of Brexit's impact was all around.
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If Schoolwerth's recent paintings made for incisive political commentary, elsewhere at Frieze it was refreshing to see older, pre-Brexit works cast in a new light.
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Higgie immediately wrote to me on the matter, and shortly after I confirmed that this is, in fact, the essay rejected by Aperture, Frieze killed it.
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What's striking about Frieze Masters 2016 is the consistency and boldness of the booths; there's little waffling going on, and strong pieces are given copious room.
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Above the target and the word "SOWETO," there is a frieze-like band of silhouetted figures running towards an abstract eye in the center of the band.
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Every gallery is plastered with its own unique wallpaper, but the black-and-white frieze-like backdrop at Lisson Gallery in Chelsea is undoubtedly the best one.
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Loring Randolph, the new artistic director for the Frieze New York fair, urged visitors to take their time, especially with work that may seem simple or straightforward.
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That all changed last year when art fair behemoth Frieze launched its inaugural LA edition, joined by hotel fair upstart Felix, and New York-based Spring/Break.
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New York-based Eugenia Bell, the former executive editor of Design Observer and design editor of Frieze, is the editor of the Peabody Essex Musuem's Playtime initiative.
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In 2013, the small but respected East London gallery Hollybush Gardens gave Himid a solo show, then took her work to the Frieze Art Fair in 2014.
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A tweet of the photo at the New York-based Frieze Art Fair went viral after it was posted, but the account that posted it turned private.
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The press office of the Whitney Museum and Evan Moffitt, assistant editor at Frieze, have now confirmed to the New Republic that the statement was a hoax.
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Where last year selfie fans took repeated advantage of mirrored sculptures, Frieze London 2017 has seen a trend in visitors searching out works that match their outfits.
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New York-based Eugenia Bell, the former executive editor of Design Observer and design editor of Frieze, is the editor of the Peabody Essex Museum's Playtime initiative.
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Squat will remain open into the fall, with the intention of attracting the same serious investors who flock to fairs such as Frieze, PAD London and Masterpiece.
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"The blue chip end is easier," said the dealer Marianne Boesky, who exhibited Frank Stella paintings from 1958, including his first black painting, "Delta," at Frieze Masters.
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According to Ms. Cromwell, Frieze, which this year featured 1949 international gallerists, has "fallen off the map" for many American collectors, in spite of the falling pound.
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Last year, the painter Brian Calvin showed there; now, his pastel faces pop up everywhere, particularly at big-ticket fairs like Frieze and Art Basel Miami Beach.
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Awaiting the Rams is a time capsule of a structure that opened the same year as the original Yankee Stadium, with its triple decks and decorative frieze.
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The biggest draw at Frieze Masters was London gallery Waddington Custot's tribute to Peter Blake, a leader of the British Pop art movement who is now 85.
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While the commercial hyperactivity of this year's Frieze Week drew plenty of American collectors to London, the FIAC crowd, as usual, was conspicuously weighted toward continental Europe.
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Ms. Halsey's project was selected from well over 100 international applications for the 2019 Frieze Artist Award, a commission for emerging artists supported by the Luma Foundation.
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Whether Frieze New York and Tefaf New York Spring will take place in May, as planned, or Art Basel Switzerland in June, has yet to be determined.
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WEEKEND ARTS A subheading in a review of the Frieze Art Fair on Friday misstated the name of a gallery in the Frame section of the fair.
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Frieze New York had a tribute to the pioneering space this year, while the Museum of Modern Art is preparing an exhibition on the gallery for 2022.
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PROYECTOS ULTRAVIOLETA A Guatemala City gallery, Proyectos Ultravioleta won the Focus Stand Prize at Frieze London in 231, and thus the opportunity to show in New York.
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CANADA Marc Hundley's apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is about the same size as his gallery's space at Frieze this year, so he more or less swapped them.
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Its geometric decorations, embossed aluminum doors, limestone frieze, Flemish brick coursing and square turrets make it one of New York's Art Deco gems and a neighborhood landmark.
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"I make sure to get together all of my clothes for this weekend," said Emilio Martinez Poppe, 24, an artist and member of the Frieze education department.
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Not every seat in the auction room was filled—it was Mother's Day, and it was the last day of the Frieze Art Fair, on Randall's Island.
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This year, for the first time, Tefaf managed to assemble a significant group of international galleries that regularly exhibit at fairs such as Art Basel and Frieze.
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VICE met with Guo-Qiang just before he gave a talk at London's Frieze Art Fair to discuss his life, work, and the movie about it all.
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An assortment of individuals migrate, immigrate, parade, or flee in a continuous procession reminiscent of the Parthenon frieze that wraps the entablature of the ancient Greek temple.
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" His Frieze was not to the liking of the new Mormon church, Andreson told Hyperallergic: "They covered the wall so they won't have to look at the sculpture.
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LOS ANGELES — The New York-born Spring/Break Art Show launched its second Los Angeles venture yesterday, alongside several other fairs in town: Frieze, ALAC, Felix, and StARTup.
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Moulds of parts of the Gigantomachy Frieze, for example, were taken in 1890, shortly after the Pergamon Altar was brought to Berlin from what is now western Turkey.
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For his part, Mr Gao hopes he will be able to display a full copy of the Gigantomachy Frieze at the CAA in two or three years' time.
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Frieze Masters, where art from before the 27th century is for sale, raises questions about the sociopolitical role of art fairs and what small galleries gain by participating.
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Marking the centenary of women's suffrage, and one year since the #MeToo movement exploded, both Frieze London and Masters made a conscientious effort to focus on women artists.
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Plus, the Brooklyn Museum purchases work by Diedrick Brackens and Gala Porras-Kim at Frieze New York, and the Delaware Art Museum purchases work by Hank Willis Thomas.
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Frieze, which originated in London a quarter-century ago, certainly contributes to these spikes, and is geared to an audience that wants to see what it already knows.
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His Frieze project recreates his first New York gallery solo, in 1994, which was also the last show at the SoHo space run by the dealer Daniel Newburg.
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That valuation reflects the $40,000 to $90,000 asked for Mr. Fordjour's latest paintings at a sell-out show at the Josh Lilley gallery in London during Frieze Week.
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Later, other women join her in two-dimensional poses, like those on an ancient Greek frieze, and the men return, one left alone and agitated at the end.
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He was fond of multiplying figures or shapes to create a quilt or frieze pattern, a style that allowed him to play ingenious variations on a single theme.
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During "Frieze Week," a 0003 abstract by Gerhard Richter became the object of a 10-minute duelbetween two telephone bidders at Sotheby's Friday evening auction of contemporary art.
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She shared her counsel as she announced an all-women exhibition at the Frieze London art fair celebrating a century since British women won the right to vote.
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Collectors with deep pockets and a taste for British art may wish to stop by two London sales in early October (the week of the Frieze Art Fair).
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Such artists form the core of the "Social Work" invitational section of Frieze London this year, which organizers say is an effort to give them some overdue recognition.
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Related: Worship at Genesis Breyer P-Orridge's Cut-Up Altar Trip on 'Aerial Paintings' with Artist Tom Shannon Adrien Brody Gets 'Hooked' on Fish Art at Frieze Week
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The diptych's dialogue is enhanced by a backdrop of a blue-and-white-patterned ceramic frieze, a permanent fixture of the house in which the show is mounted.
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On Wednesday at Frieze Masters, the gallery sold a 1963 neon installation by the pioneering French conceptual artist François Morellet for about €1 million to an unnamed buyer.
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Art magazines like Artnews, Flash Art and Frieze are following suit, while #latinx is gaining currency on Twitter and Instagram among political activists, student associations and various bloggers.
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So Tefaf, like Basel and Frieze before it, has come to the New World — and now hosts not one but two American editions in the Park Avenue Armory.
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"In all the internationally oriented fairs like Art Basel and Frieze, you see the big names you find everywhere," said Mr. Feuerle, the globe-trotting Berlin museum owner.
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Now the answer is clear: The organizers behind Frieze New York, taking place today through Sunday in Randalls Island Park, are retooling the fair for its seventh edition.
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It is still a bit of a zoo; lots of the blue-chip dealers retreated to The Art Show or just wait until Frieze rolls around in May.
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"Frieze and Hans Ulrich Obrist," she said, referring to the Instagram accounts of the influential art fair (@friezeartfair) and the director of the Serpentine Galleries in London (@hansulrichobrist).
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White Cube, a gallery headquartered there with two branches (and one in Hong Kong), will show paintings and sculptures by the Chinese artist Liu Wei at Frieze London.
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Paul Chan, New York, October 7, 2017 A Letter to Paul Chan From Zachary Small Hello Paul, Thank you for the letter concerning my review of Frieze London.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York City's second big week of art fairs, Frieze Week, has become almost as dauntingly vast as its first, Armory Week.
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Furthermore (and Higgie didn't state this explicitly), the Frieze editors, despite describing my essay as brilliant, were annoyed not to have had the first bite at the apple.
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Related: Here Are 11 of the Rarest Works at the New York Art Book Fair Future Forward Chicago Radiated with Artistic Light Sculpture Gets Steamy at Frieze New York
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For her upcoming exhibition at CB1, she will present the second half of "War Frieze" (1991–94), a multi-canvas work created in response to the first Gulf War.
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When Frieze expanded into New York in 2012, Deutsche Bank's Private Wealth Management arm helped fund the move and then again supported Frieze's inaugural Los Angeles fair in 2019.
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The restoration revealed detailing that had long been lost under layers of soot, like a frieze of plants and animals, as well as minute features of the biblical figures.
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In other words, TEFAF and Frieze will be competing for a lot of the same collectors (and their money), so expect the Dutch fair's exhibitors to go all out.
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Related: Ryan McGinness Thinks You're Looking at Art Wrong | Studio Visits An Empty Frieze: Capturing the Art Fair on Instagram Whats the Deal with Wydr, the "Tinder for Art?"
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Almost invisible, except to those in the know, Velandia runs the international circuit as the preferred conservator for major-league fairs (including Frieze New York, which begins this Thursday).
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It was not on display at Frieze Masters in London with Willem de Kooning's paintings, but will be in an exhibition juxtaposing the two artists' works at Mnuchin's Gallery.
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The Zwirner gallery sold a 1964 work from the "Homage to the Square" series to an American collector for $1 million at the preview of Frieze Masters in London.
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"We started doing it three years ago as a way of increasing engagement with our Frieze art fair audience," explains Frieze's marketing manager, Rozzy Middleton, to The Creators Project.
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But for those working in the art world, you can hardly savor the warmer days before being shuttled onto that ferry to Randall's Island for Frieze, opening this week.
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A long-term solution for the conservation of the Barthé frieze, and other public works under NYCHA, would be the establishment of an endowment to fund future maintenance work.
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With this divergence now in place, collectors browsing the booths of Frieze will also be keeping an eye on estimates and prices that week at Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips.
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Victoria Siddall, director of Frieze London, in a telephone interview from her office in London, described this presentation as "wildly ambitious" with a real "element of fun" at heart.
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MARTHA SCHWENDENER Object & Thing, which showcases art and design in a Bushwick industrial space, is the brainchild of Abby Bangser, a former artistic director of the Frieze art fairs.
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Unlike Sotheby's and Phillips, which held contemporary auctions in June, Christie's had opted out of London's summer season of contemporary sales, preferring to concentrate its efforts on Frieze Week.
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As for the Frieze Week auctions themselves, such was the scale of material on offer, and of some of the pre-sale estimates, that demand proved to be patchy.
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Axel Vervoordt, the Belgian gallery often credited with starting the trend of mixing contemporary art with antiquities in the 1990s, will also participate in Frieze New York this year.
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But in the 1940s, "that was just one of the things black people didn't go into — they didn't study to be artists," she told Frieze magazine several years ago.
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But Mr. Benchoam said the trip was definitely worth it for Proyectos Ultravioleta, which attended fairs around the world and was making its second appearance at Frieze New York.
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Still, L.A. has long been a better place to make art than to sell it, and though sales at Frieze and Felix were reportedly brisk, that remains the case.
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Tom Clarke, one of the managing directors at Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, explained the investment in the art fair more pragmatically, saying that supporting Frieze also elevates the bank's brand.
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The bank's collection had grown to nearly 60,000 artworks by the mid-2010s, when it also began sponsoring Art Basel Hong Kong (from 27 to 2800), in addition to Frieze.
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There will be conversations with artists, writers and others as part of Frieze Talks, and a collection of art publications available in the Reading Room, should you need to decompress.
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The Frieze art fair will offer "some compensation" to galleries that exhibited at last week's New York iteration of the fair, due to sweltering temperatures inside its newly configured tent.
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Over the years, many art fairs have ventured to Brooklyn but this Frieze Week there are three different Brooklyn fairs going on at the same time, a pretty unique occurance.
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The success of Frieze New York can be attributed to its points of difference — fine-food offerings and a serpentine, unusually light-filled tent — but also some basic market factors.
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Surrounded by columns and a gold-painted plaster frieze of griffins and vases, the attendees sang exuberant, hip-swaying hymns, accompanied by drums, a synthesizer, tambourines and even a cowbell.
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Now in his eighties, Melvin Edwards—whose sculptures are featured in Soul of a Nation—is the subject of a solo display at Frieze London with his gallerist, Stephen Friedman.
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" The current state of the world will be addressed most directly at Frieze Talks, which this year will present a series of daily lunchtime discussions on the theme of "Borderlands.
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It was May 2015, and Ms. Bortolami, the owner of the Bortolami Gallery in Manhattan, was at the art fair Frieze New York — her sixth such gathering of the year.
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Related: [Exclusive] Swizz Beatz, BK the Artist, and More on the Art of the Hustle Sculpture Gets Steamy at Frieze New York 13 Must-See Artists at NADA New York
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Away from the main event of a Frieze or a FIAC, satellite fairs also remain a key determiner of whether a city is worth the price of a plane ticket.
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This Frieze London piece, "Still," is a sequence of eight photographs showing the artist covered in white flour and kneading bread dough in a comment on race and gender roles.
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In the third-floor guest bedroom known as the India Room, layers of paint were stripped from the marble fireplace and a Christopher Dresser frieze added as a wall topper.
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More and more Asian collectors are going to fairs like Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland, and Frieze, in New York, and coming back expecting to see works of comparable quality.
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For the first time, Frieze New York — an eight-year-old fair that will be held at Randalls Island Park from Thursday through Sunday — will include a virtual reality component.
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When you see Puvis's frieze-like oils in pale, fresco tones with idealized figures dressed in the gowns and togas of Ancient Greece, his importance is initially hard to fathom.
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"Ultimately, queerness is not a category or a style but a lived experience, which I feel is in danger of being colonized, of being sanitized," she told Frieze in 2014.
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HEINRICH Booth DLG5 The Diálogos section of Frieze includes solo presentations of Latin American art, organized by Patrick Charpenel and Susanna V. Temkin of New York's El Museo del Barrio.
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Maybe it was just the heat, but gallerists seemed pretty miserable at Frieze last week, and were talking openly about certain problems associated with doing 10 art fairs a year.
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Since it was founded in 22000, the Frieze art fair has been devoted to selling works by the hottest new art talent, coming straight from the easel, foundry or studio.
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The three sculptures in it were newly made for Frieze; they were not part of the "Glow" series in the artist's "Safe Passage" show at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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In 60, he produced a giant figure, "Victory," for an architectural installation commemorating Mussolini's brutal conquest of Ethiopia, and a ceiling frieze for a Shrine of Fascist Martyrs in Milan.
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STYLES An article last Thursday about Frieze Los Angeles misstated how art, memorabilia and other objects from regulars at the nightclub Max's Kansas City would be distributed at the fair.
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Even there, the theme of female visibility reappears: A new themed section at Frieze London, "Social Work," looks at artists who challenged the male-dominated art market of the 1980s.
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"At the time, Frieze magazine was one of the premier journals and it was natural to assume the quality would be the same," Mr. Taylor, the gallery's eponymous founder, said.
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After examining a sample of 2000 London galleries showing in the main section of Frieze London in 2127, the research found that only 200% of the represented artists were women.
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Added to the Frieze Week mix this year are a sprawling exhibition inside the dramatic Federal Hall National Monument (Portal) and a multi-gallery mini-fair in Chelsea (Gallery Share).
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The artworks, most of which date from the 1980s and '90s, are installed to overwhelm — arrayed across the walls, running below your knees, and, frieze-like, flush with the ceiling.
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For instance, Endeavor, the Hollywood talent agency involved with Frieze since 2016, had to pull out of a $400 million deal with Saudi Arabia following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"The city is global, and we wanted to bring in the Americas," says Rita Gonzalez, one of the curators of Frieze Projects, staged in the studios' New York City-themed backlot.
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For criticism, Jerry Saltz of New York magazine won for his work on visual art in America, touching on work and exhibitions at the Whitney, Frieze New York and the Met.
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The backlot's highlight is Frieze Projects, curated by Rita Gonzalez and Pilar Tompkins Rivas, a set of 18 recontextualized or newly commissioned, site-specific art pieces and performances by 16 artists.
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In Souk al-Qamash, a covered textile market surmounted by three high domes and ringed by a frieze of scallop-carved stones, Mohammed Maymi, short and amiable, was repainting his shop.
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Jurors include Nicola Vassell, the curatorial director of the Dean Collection (which is owned by Swizz Beats and his wife Alicia Keys) and Evan Moffitt, an associate editor at frieze magazine.
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For the artist David Horvitz's much anticipated commissioned work at this year's Frieze New York, a professional pickpocket will work in reverse, secretly depositing mini sculptures into fairgoers' pockets and bags.
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The NY Phil Biennial — the New York Philharmonic's answer to contemporary art stalwarts like the Venice Biennale, Art Basel and the Frieze fairs — can be hard to get a handle on.
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Other attractions include the Frieze Sculpture Park of monumental outdoor works, also in Regent's Park, as well as a series of newly commissioned works, live participatory performance pieces and gallery talks.
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It all began in 2013, when Pilvi Takala was the recipient of the Emdash Award, a £7,000 grant to make a site-specific work for that year's iteration of Frieze London.
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Hanne Darboven's frieze-like work on paper at Galerie Crone (Booth 25, Pier 28) from 290 is also minimalist in appearance, but is based on information theory and early artificial intelligence.
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FIAC's Paris location — in the context of a dense European fair calendar in the fall, with Frieze London among others — is convenient for dealers from abroad, given the force-multiplying effect.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the relationship that the fashion designer Giles Deacon and Matthew Slotover, the co-founder of the Frieze art fairs, have with the Sarabande Foundation.
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She used the Frieze commission as an opportunity to experiment with a new durable industrial plaster that was incredibly difficult to carve into but that forced her to learn new techniques.
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While "fair fatigue" has become a common complaint among collectors, Berlin's leading gallerists value events like Art Basel, FIAC and Frieze as a way of making contact with a global clientele.
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Far from the first people to put paintings on walls (hello, cavemen) this trend has become prestigious enough to net its own festival during Frieze Week: the Moniker International Art Fair.
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"London's dealers put on their best shows in October," said Sharon Alouf, a New York-based jewelry designer and collector of contemporary art who attended the Frieze Masters preview on Wednesday.
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Some of his work — black-and-white watercolors from the 1980s series "100 Views Along the Road" — is being shown at the London Frieze Masters this week by Bruce Silverstein Gallery.
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Latest Project The first stateside "What's Up" was staged in May in New York to coincide with Frieze New York, held in a three-story building in the Chelsea gallery district.
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LONDON — The Frieze London fair opened on Thursday, and art dealers from all over the world have gathered for what organizers are calling the most international edition in the fair's history.
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Bridget Donahue, a first-time exhibitor with any Frieze art fair, plans to display Ms. Cianciolo's energetic leapfrogging between interest areas using vintage brass hanging implements in an alluringly immersive show.
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The three galleries will hold a joint exhibition of Marron's collection in New York this May to coincide with TEFAF New York, Frieze New York, and New York Spring Auction Week.
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But Frieze Los Angeles has already generated more momentum than those events, with five smaller fairs piggybacking on it and more than three dozen museum-affiliated collector groups flying into town.
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"I did hear a couple of dealers at Frieze lamenting that the L.A. crowd seemed to be more conservative than New York — more interested in paintings than conceptual work," she said.
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It's certainly worth checking out the fairs held in conjunction with Frieze, such as Felix and Spring/Break, as well as the concurrent exhibitions, events, and performances at local museums and galleries.
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This week, Frieze makes its much-anticipated Los Angeles debut and will be joined by a selection of other fairs, ranging from the informal and local to the international and celebrity-laden.
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This is an exceptionally busy month for the art world, with Frieze Week in New York, the opening of the 2017 Venice Biennale, the big spring auctions at Christie's, Sotheby's, and more.
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This year it's leaving Santa Monica's Barker Hanger for the Hollywood Athletic Club, located smack dab in between Felix and Frieze, perhaps hoping to capitalize on proximity to those fresh-faced fairs.
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Frieze Art Fair sponsor Deutsche Bank, notorious for Trump ties, is under increased scrutiny after federal investigations into potential money-laundering lapses, but its art world involvement is mostly relegated to footnotes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's finally starting to get warm in New York, which means it's time to hop the ferry for Randall's Island and visit the Frieze art fair.
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The only hope for it is either several rounds of laser treatment to remove it, or to incorporate it into some larger chupacabra or Satan-chewing-on-Judas-Brutus-and-Cassius frieze.
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"One of the reasons fairs work is that it's a way to walk around and see and feel the mood of the world," Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze, said by telephone.
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One of the most wonderful pictures, lent by the Cleveland Museum, is the "Frieze of Dancers" (an odd translation of the French "Danseuses Attachant Leurs Sandales"), an oil painting from around 1895.
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A marble frieze on the wall that encircled the statue showed columns of helmeted troops and tanks rolling past swamps and palmyra trees, the spiky palm indigenous to Sri Lanka's far north.
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This new normal isn't limited to the United States, as it's a situation London-based artist and Frieze Artist Award winner Yuri Pattison explores in a new solo exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery.
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As usual in large commercial fairs, most of what you'll see at Frieze quickly devolves into so much product, but there is still some soul to be found amongst the gaudy baubles.
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Even if the investment might not look as lucrative as it did, that won't stop people flocking to Frieze Week, ever-hopeful of discovering the next big, or at least biggish thing.
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The price point for contemporary art, particularly the kind of work likely coming to Frieze Los Angeles, is vastly higher than the smaller-scale — and lower-priced — works exhibited at Paris Photo.
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Overall, Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips offered more than 900 lots of modern and contemporary art and design during Frieze Week, as the seven days of auctions, fairs and special exhibitions are known.
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But Frieze Week, like so many of its counterparts around the world, nonetheless exemplifies a growing divide between the upper spheres of the contemporary art world and the grass roots of collecting.
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She intends to use the old brothel as an events space for readings, receptions and parties, enticing customers with the women in the frieze and offering a window into an unrecoverable past.
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He also performed at what appeared to be a self-driving grand piano that could cross the stage as he played, below a video screen framed by a frieze of career highlights.
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The Australian artist's succession of writhing, dramatic figures recalls a classical processional frieze and enacts an astute critique of environmental recklessness at a time when Australia continues to be devastated by wildfires.
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Frieze Masters, with 203 dealers, welcomes several new galleries this year, including New York's Ortuzar Projects, presenting a solo booth of work by the Spanish avant-garde painter Maruja Mallo (1902-1995).
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She has been an activist for 15 years — helping Teamsters unionize Frieze art fair, for example, and attending various actions across the country, including the Standing Rock Reservation protests in North Dakota.
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"We want the feeling that every year at the fair is different, so it's not the feeling of, 'Here we go again,'" said Victoria Siddall, the London-based director of Frieze Fairs.
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Earlier this year, during Frieze Week in New York, he skipped the middleman and invited peers like Real Fine Arts and Bridget Donahue to bring work to his space on 23rd Street.
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Yet in keeping with design trends, the door heights were raised to eight feet — "to make the 10-foot ceiling feel even higher," she said — and Ms. Giesen installed a plaster frieze.
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And local muralist Armando Lerma painted striking animal figures inspired by Native iconography on an elevated water tank, a monumental frieze to the nomadic stories and original peoples of the American desert.
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I'm not sure what exactly Frieze New York's fifth edition will give us, but the latter sounds about right: the high-end fair tends toward the in-the-box and the shiny.
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In Susch, Kulczyk has assembled a progressive-thinking team led by Director Mareike Dittmer (former associate publisher of frieze d/e), alongside managing curator Krzysztof Kościuczuk, together with project manager Sonia Jakimczyk.
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Prominent cultural organizations including Frieze magazine and the Creative Industries Federation have spoken out to decry the loss of international funding opportunities and the presumptive decrease of mobility for artists within Europe.
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After an art historian friend urged me to send the essay to another publication I decided to pitch the article — in its original form and without detailing the Aperture rejection — to Frieze.
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He pointed out a 140–160 CE marble frieze from a Roman sarcophagus with two putti (cherubs) attempting to interfere with a sundial, perhaps to reverse the chronology that has taken a life.
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The earliest objects on view speak to his occupation with commissioned work, including a serene, white plaster bust of theater actress Lily Zietz and a maquette for a frieze for a medical building.
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A film by Kahlil Joseph played like a frieze around the upper portion of the room while a related interactive performance took place below, bringing the bold immediacy of Taylor's paintings to life.
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Outside, on the Frieze Backlot, pop-up reading rooms, shops, and bars are moved into Paramount's brownstones, giving you a rare chance to see New York through the same eyes as Ally McBeal.
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The photographs are part of a series named New York, New York, New York, 2016, which photographer Spencer Lowell created in partnership with the Queens Museum for the Frieze New York art fair.
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The fair's inaugural edition, opening today in the former United States Customs House, coincides with Frieze Week, with 28 artists exhibiting below Federal Hall's towering dome and in its Doric column-lined hall.
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A second gallery, Instituto de Visión, with Alberto Baraya, Otto Berchem, Pia Camil and Wilson Díaz, was awarded one of two "Frieze Stand Prizes" this year for its visually and thematically striking mix.
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Donald Ellis Gallery is doing its part by mounting an exhibition titled Two Thousand Years of Inuit Art at this fall's Frieze Masters art fair in London — the city's biggest commercial art event.
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Donald Ellis Gallery's art fair booth exhibition titled Two Thousand Years of Inuit Art will be part of the 2017 Frieze Masters art fair (Regent's Park, London, UK) from October 5–8, 2017.
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The most immediately evident change at Frieze this year is the new tent, by Universal Design Studio, which consists of a series of discrete and interconnected clusters instead of one continuous, curving space.
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Kiluanji Kia Henda received the 19203 Frieze Artist Award Rachel Rose was awarded the inaugural Future Fields Commission, a new collaboration between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo.
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Art historians have rallied around the frieze to spur conservation efforts to no avail; city and NYCHA (New York City Housing Authority) officials have done little to respond to their requests for action.
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In "A House in the Country" (Vendome Press, $55), the building dazzles with purple tiled floors, 19th-century busts arrayed under star-patterned glass and an exterior frieze of dachshunds chasing a rabbit.
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PARIS — Many international art collectors have to choose between two cities in October, now that Frieze and FIAC, the premier contemporary fairs in London and Paris, are no longer one after the other.
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Unlike the twin-tent approach of Frieze, FIAC brings together both new works and classic modern art under a single cast-iron and glass roof, whose cathedral-like grandeur remains a compelling attraction.
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Much of the charm of Mr. Morris's dances lie in the moments when clean geometric lines take on an expressive kink, like a figure in a Greek frieze suddenly winking at the viewer.
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Frieze London will show part of Ms. Boyce's 19963 photography collection, "The Audition," in which people who answered an open casting call in Manchester, England, were photographed with, and without, an Afro wig.
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They compete on the world stage with big international gatherings like Art Basel, which has expanded from Switzerland to Hong Kong and Miami Beach, and the Frieze shows in London and New York.
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On Thursday, Frieze, the international contemporary art fair in London and New York, said it was adding a fair in Los Angeles in 53, reflecting the city's position as a global arts capital.
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As usual, sales were generally less frenetic at Frieze Masters, but a recreation of the curio-cluttered studio of the British Pop artist Peter Blake by the London dealer Waddington Custot proved popular.
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Frieze no longer has quite the same degree of cool it had in the mid-21s, when the groundbreaking Young British Artists, like Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst, topped international collectors' shopping lists.
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The Other Art Fair, 1-0003 Contemporary African Art Fair, Moniker International Art Fair and the Fridge Art Fair are running through the weekend, and they could be viewed as anti-Frieze events.
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Now, the North Pole has become the blank canvas for the artist's own imagined mythology — what she calls "an old-school, Ovidian story of metamorphosis," which has earned her a Frieze Artist Award.
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A group of art fairs started by the publishers of an art magazine in 2003 in London, Frieze has long been known for its curated projects as well as its customized gallery tents.
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There are only 21 galleries represented at the fair, so I initially felt that I had the time and space to contemplate work (in contrast to Frieze with its armada of about 180 galleries).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A massive frieze reimagining the Last Supper was recently discovered in a former church in Washington, DC after it had been hidden behind drywall for a full decade.
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The continued fight over the British Museum's possession of the Parthenon Frieze is only one example of the persistent struggle over who rightfully owns artifacts acquired through colonialism or on the illegal antiquities market.
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"The worst case scenario is a cease and desist," she said, secure in the belief that her use of the name "Frieze" and their logo is legal since it could be construed as parody.
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The popularity of the frieze means there are surviving, historic lithographs depicting its waltz of mortality, as well as striking black and white photographs (there's even a full panorama of them viewable on Wikimedia).
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Frieze is an art fair reserved for some of the world's greatest pieces of contemporary art, the cultural event equivalent to Christmas if you're an art buyer or even just a plain art fan.
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Despite being heavily criticized—high prices for entry limiting accessibility, as one example—Frieze does make attempts through social media to democratically engage with new audiences in its annual People Looking at Art competition.
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These hot-colored, square-format paintings, hung on a single wall like a cryptic frieze, deploy Ms. Kusama's own hermetic symbology of floating cells, bristling cilia, a calligraphic woman's profile and countless stippled dots.
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I am working on a number of public commissions and also a series of sculptures and paintings for LA Louver's booth at Frieze LA. What is one accomplishment that you are particularly proud of?
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The Art of Collecting At first, not everyone thought that the art fair Frieze New York was such a great idea, given its location on the seldom-traveled Randalls Island in the East River.
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Between its generic new layout and the bravura badness of some its biggest exhibitors, the latest edition of Frieze New York offers plenty of lessons for how not to tweak a winning fair formula.
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The Frieze booth that the east London dealer Limoncello is sharing with the Tokyo gallery Taro Nasu, for example, will offer two works by the abstract artist Cornelia Baltes, based in London and Berlin.
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An earlier version of this article, because of an editing error, incorrectly described the artist Mark Manders as being among the artists whose works are included in the Frieze Sculpture installation at Rockefeller Plaza.
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We strive for diversity — age, gender, race, size — but at the same time, I want to be representative of the actual crowd at the Sundance Film Festival, Frieze art fair or Fulton Fish Market.
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London's status as a powerhouse of the market was obvious during the week of Frieze, with the city teeming with foreign visitors, drawn by the surfeit of high-quality fairs, dealer exhibitions and auctions.
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The collaboration connects dealers with London-based curators and collectors, but on the weekend, at least, there was a conspicuous absence of the wealthy international clientele that flies in for Art Basel or Frieze.
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It's true that Red Hook is not the easiest place to get to by public transport, but in the midst of the Frieze Week frenzy, it's worth making your way out to 1:54.
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Its migration westward offers more convenient shopping for the Frieze and Art Basel set, now nesting part-time in condominiums along the High Line, along with the yet-to-materialize denizens of Hudson Yards.
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There's no telling what will become of Britain's creative milieu once the terms of Brexit are defined, but it could do worse than to take the lessons of Frieze and its artists to heart.
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The story of this essay, its rejection by the artist and her gallery, and by Aperture and Frieze raise critical questions about the relationship between living artists and critical mechanisms for evaluating their work.
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