Frieze issue 157

  • Frieze issue 157. Also featuring Dan Fox on the current nostalgia for New York's ‘bad old days’ of the 1970s and ’80s “Somewhere at the heart of every bi-, tri-, quad- quintennial (and my, doesn’t it seem like every other town has one these days?) there survives a dearly held but fuzzy belief in a plain old-fashioned internationalism” “Language remains an awkwardly unresolved issue, for the discourse surrounding Documenta 11 unwittingly revealed that there is still no satisfactory or widely agreed Nine writers and artists consider how narrative structures in fiction will change as technology advances. frieze. This piece appears in the columns section of frieze 246, ‘ Dance ’. After the opening of her Brooklyn Museum retrospective, artist Malik Gaines interviews Lorraine O’Grady . Dec 15, 2017 · The January-February issue of frieze sees Hilary Lloyd creates a commissioned artwork, the first in our new ‘Visual Essays’ series; Amalia Pica interviews Beatriz González; plus monographs on Elaine Lustig Cohen and Angelica Mesiti. Explore more than 200 issues featuring essays, reviews and columns by today’s most forward-thinking writers. A scale-model of an unrealized dream opens the Arsenale section of the 55th Venice Biennale. Plus, an extensive oral history on Bidoun, a magazine offering perspectives in and of the Middle East and the Arab Diaspora. Frieze Seoul returns to COEX in Gangnam, 4 – 7 September 2024, with more than 110 galleries offering an in-depth view of Korea’s art scene alongside that of Asia and the world. To keep up to date on all the latest news from Frieze, sign up to the newsletter at frieze. Frieze is the definitive resource for contemporary art and culture, offering reviews, essays, interviews, videos and podcasts from around the world and three annual art fairs in London, New York and Los Angeles. In 2023, the Royal Ballet presented ‘Rhythm in Resilience’, a festival curated by choreographer Joseph Toonga, celebrating Black histories and achievements in dance. Ahead of the Venice Biennale, Tanya Harrod looks at the sculptures of Phyllida Barlow (representing Britain) and Dan Fox Mar 22, 2022 · The April issue of frieze is dedicated to the Venice Biennale. The project is introduced by curator and art historian Cathleen Chaffee. The March issue of frieze is out now, with a tribute to the late David Bowie and his enduring influence on art students; plus features on Cheng Ran and Chinese video art; Betty Woodman; and the complex relationship between gallery and stage. Ellen Gallagher and Edgar Cleijne, Murmur, 2003–04, 16mm film still There’s a certain thematic polyphony to Ellen Gallagher’s work, leaping, as it does, from Atlantean creation myths to Afrofuturism, psychoanalysis and post-Minimalism, which has led some commentators searching for musical analogies to compare it to jazz – the Scottish poet Jackie Kay likened a piece of Gallagher’s to Matthieu Laurette and Seth Siegelaub discuss the legacy of Conceptual art, the origins of curating and how art history is made; seven artists and artist groups reflect on their relationships to curators and curatorial discourse, while Daniel Buren reassesses his 1972 statement ‘Exhibiting Exhibitions’. Subscribe to frieze: the leading contemporary art and culture magazine. When I work on a film, I always ask myself: what is dance going to bring to it? There was absolutely no indication about dance or choreography when I first read the script for Emilia Pérez (2024); however, all the music and dialogue was already written. Featuring Fatima Al Qadiri, James Bridle, Ian Cheng, Orit Gat, Lev Manovich, Christiane Paul, Alexander Provan, Timotheus Vermeulen, and Holly Willis. ’s famed Neo-Classical carapace lies an uncelebrated Modernist masterpiece. The event took place at the Judson Memorial Church on Washington Square in New York, the very same venue where, in Issue 157 The Game Frieze Publishing Yes, please email me reviews & opinions by today's most forward thinking writers and Frieze Publishing news, events & offers. Jul 19, 2024 · Frieze Sculpture returns to London’s The Regent’s Park, 18 September – 27 October 2024, alongside Frieze London and Frieze Masters, 9 – 13 October. ‘Questions and Answers’: Suzanne Lacy talks to Jennifer Higgie about the collaborations, videos and large-scale performances that she… This piece appears in the columns section of frieze 246, ‘ Dance ’. com, and follow @friezeofficial on Instagram, X and Frieze Official on Facebook. Courtesy: A24 The November/December issue of frieze is out now and includes features on painting and humour, a radical Japanese art movement and emerging artists, alongside our regular columns and reviews from around the world. In the show’s titular installation (all works 2024), vast swathes of fluttering ultramarine fabric cloak the walls and ceiling. The exhibition is full of such visions. The September issue of frieze visits the 55th Venice Biennale, rediscovers the work of Julio le Parc and takes a look around Donald Judd’s recently restored New York apartment. com/magazine. At the entrance to the Museo Experimental El Eco, Matias Goeritz’s small gem of a mu­seum (and a prime example of what Goeritz called ‘emotional architecture’), wooden beams frame a long hallway. Exclusively in the October issue of frieze, we present SUR L’ART (On Art), a previously unpublished artist project by Marcel Broodthaers. 2 cm) . Fernanda Gomes’s first solo exhibition in London took place in 1997. In this conversation, artists Leilah Babirye, Gülsün Karamustafa and Zak Ové talk about scale, importance, ideas of ‘the monument’ and sculpture in the great outdoors. FRIEZE 157 September 2013 The September issue of frieze visits the 55th Venice Biennale, rediscovers the work of Julio le Parc and takes a look around Donald Judd’s recently restored New York apartment. It was like ‘coming home’, she told me in a 2015 interview for Artpress. Fernanda Brenner , Thea Havlin , Eric Otieno Sumba and Skye Arundhati Thomas each select an artist to watch at this year’s Biennale: Dineo Seshee Bopape , Giulia Cenci, Shubigi Rao and Luiz Roque . Dare Turner talks to Jeffrey Gibson , Archie Moore and Inuuteq Storch about the challenges and opportunities of working within the settler colonial framework of their respective national pavilions. May 3, 2017 · The May issue of frieze features an essay by Judith Clarke on the work of Rei Kawakubo and Comme des Garçons, ahead of an exhibition devoted to the designer opening at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art on 4 May. www. 1 m. Who wants to be remembered as just a YBA artist? Tracey Emin. The September issue of frieze visits the 55th Venice Biennale, rediscovers the work of Julio le Parc and takes a look around Donald Judd’s recently restored New York apartment. In the October issue of frieze, Emily LaBarge profiles Tracey Emin in anticipation of her major solo exhibition atWhite Cube Bermondsey, London. Fairs Showing results 1-20 of 157 Opinion Sign up for email updates on the latest frieze talks, fairs and events. Her delayed return follows a memorable contribution to last year’s Bienal de São Paulo and comes in advance of a solo exhibition at IKON in Birmingham. pavilion, Tom Morton on the British pavilion and Sean O’Toole on African representation in The later ‘stolen’ issue, despite looking incredible on paper – contributors include Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Nuruddin Farah, Chris Marker, Sun Ra and Wole Soyinka – lacked the anarchic spirit of previous issues, and the press subsequently moved its focus to books. Beneath Washington, D. From emerging project spaces to women’s labour issues, Sean O’Toole and Gabi Ngcobo report on this constantly changing city of 4. Aug 26, 2024 · For ‘Sueño de la Madrugada (A Midnight’s Dream)’, Firelei Báez’s first UK solo exhibition, South London Gallery becomes a vibrant twilight zone. 17 hours ago · Current Issue - Issue 246. Domenick Ammirati Let’s get this out of the way: posthumanism?. S. Including: Jennifer Higgie on ‘Welcome to Iraq,’ Dan Fox on the U. Annie Ernaux and Marc Marie’s collaborative project, The Use of Photography, explores the potential of the photographic medium to grapple Launched in 1991, frieze is a leading magazine of contemporary art and culture. Michael Famighetti considers the changing American landscape in the artist’s work; Cuban-American painter Carmen Herrera talks to British artist David Batchelor about her 80 years of making art and Eli Sudbrack writes about the people, places and artists that have influenced his collaborative multimedia practice. Frieze Publishing Yes, please email me reviews & opinions by today's most forward thinking writers and Frieze Publishing news, events & offers. Featuring: Daniel Baumann, Ellen Blumenstein, Tatiana Cuevas, Charlotte Day, Douglas Fogle, Dan Kidner, Silas Martí, Yasmine El Rashidi, Elodie Royer & Yoann Gourmel, Katy Siegel, Sam Thorne and Carol Yinghua Lu. Oval In October 1999, after more than two decades directing experimental films, Yvonne Rainer returned to dance. Designed in 1966 by Chicago architect Harry Weese, the Washington Metro’s name may not hold the Plutonian connotations of the London Underground, or even the New York Subway, but the descent down its vertiginous escalators into the giant concrete vaults below The philosopher Achille Mbembe once called Johannesburg the ‘elusive metropolis’. Mar 24, 2021 · In the April issue of frieze, Eric Otieno Sumba profiles artist Sandra Mujinga on the occasion of solo exhibitions at the Swiss Institute in New York and The Approach in London. We revisit their story ahead of its reissue. Alongside the interview are published five previously unseen poems by Durham, excerpted from his upcoming book Poems that Do Not Go Together. The radical journal and independent publisher has long been an open-ended enterprise, the product of innumerable people and their own tangled itineraries Sep 18, 2024 · The annual Frieze Masters Talks has been conceived by Shanay Jhaveri and Sheena Wagstaff as a series of conversations entitled ‘The Creative Mind’. A quick search of the frieze ar­chive reveals that in all 157 issues of the magazine to date there have been 129 references to ‘chicken’. Mar 15, 2023 · To keep up to date on all the latest news from Frieze, sign up to the Frieze newsletter at frieze. Frieze Events Yes, please email me Frieze Events Inc & Frieze Events Ltd's global programme information, including VIP invitations, special offers & benefits. The October issue of frieze features the mysterious world of Jens Fänge (on the cover), imaginative responses in the work of Marguerite Humeau, the art and events that have shaped Betye Saar's career, collapse and rebirth in the work of Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa and 22 reviews from around the world. Jimmie Durham talks to Kirsty Bell about enthusiasm, itinerancy, cities, poetry and Cherokee mythology. This contrasts with only 113 mentions of ‘Richard Prince’ across 22 years of the magazine’s history. Also buy publications, books, prints and limited artist editions, plus back issues from our 30-year archive. Fernanda Gomes, 2013, installation view. Its title, ‘The Encyclopedic Palace’, is borrowed from this little-known work, made in the 1950s by an artist whom curator Massimiliano Gioni has fondly referred to as an ‘illustrious nobody’. 이번 아트페어는 갤러리 섹션과 함께 신진 작가 및 고대 미술품을 위한 특별 섹션으로 구성되며, 프리즈 아티스트 어워드(Frieze Artist Award), 프리즈 필름(Frieze Film), 다양한 토크 프로그램, 그리고 도시 Nov 3, 2021 · Frieze Publishing Yes, please email me reviews & opinions by today's most forward thinking writers and Frieze Publishing news, events & offers. With features on Rasheed Araeen, Matthew Brannon, and Anne Imhof; a survey of art, class and precarity; and a look at how a group of emerging female artists is exploring femininity as a marketing construct. 16) and saluting pioneers (p. This article first appeared in frieze issue 246 with the headline ‘Ring Cycle’ ‘Tacita Dean: Blind Folly’ is on view at the Menil Collection, Houston, from 11 October to 19 April, 2025 Main image: Tacita Dean, Crowhurst , 2006, gouache on fibre based photograph mounted on paper, 3 × 4. Originally intended for a 1975 issue of Studio International, it is available here for the first time as Broodthaers intended. Add to Cart. 5 × 330. 14), platforming young talents (p. As Malik Nashad Sharpe’s arm juts upwards to the ceiling, I suddenly notice how the arch of the church’s roof resembles that of the dancer’s back. Abraham Cruzvillegas, ‘Autodestrucción 2’ (Autodestruction 2), 2013, installation view. Issue 157 Michael Robinson Frieze Publishing Yes, please email me reviews & opinions by today's most forward thinking writers and Frieze Publishing news, events As 2012 draws to a close, frieze invites a number of writers and curators from around the world to reflect on the year in art. Video credits: Carlos Villa, Painted Cloak , 1970-197 1, acrylic paint on canvas with taffeta lining and feathers , 62 × 130 in (157. The April issue of frieze is dedicated to the 60th Venice Biennale Arte. com, and follow @friezeofficial on Instagram, Twitter and Frieze Official on Facebook. Plus, Malik Gaines, Alastair Macaulay and Constance Stamatiou among others contribute to a Issue 157 out now. £9. Editor Dan Fox reconsiders British art and the 1990s; cult director Alejandro Jodorowsky discusses psychomagic, masturbation and the chaotic language of dreams with Eric Morse and Jennifer Kabat explores the uncomfortable world of Marlene McCarty. 95. Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Untitled (Bonnet), c. Bringing together an intergenerational group of speakers from different cultural contexts, including artists, architects, writers, museum directors, curators and politicians, the conversations explore creative connections across millennia Out Now: Issue 245 READ MORE. 20), to addressing climate change (p. In the March issue of frieze, Peter Schjeldahl examines the use of pronouns, cites a good example of writing in Wallace Stevens and even makes a case for his profession: ‘Attention Artists! Quinn Latimer looks at the late Sylvia Sleigh‘s extraordinary ‘history pictures’; doctor, artist, writer, editor and award-winning documentary filmmaker Brian O’Doherty looks back at six decades of avoiding being categorized and Mark Sadler interviews the French art historian Jean-François Chevrier about his new book on artistic hallucination, which stretches from William Blake to As we celebrate our coming back together for Frieze London and Frieze Masters, in this issue we also highlight some ideas for what we want to do with the world we’re re-inhabiting: from championing diversity (p. There’s a self-actualization aspect to it that’s potentially positive, but I mostly associate it with the relent­less push to squeeze more productivity out of workers – turning people into reliable, always-on, office appliances. 5 million inhabitants, in which a strong photographic tradition — that includes David Goldblatt, Zanele Muholi and Santu Mofokeng — provides something of an anchor This article first appeared in frieze issue 245 with the headline ‘From Pretty to Cute and Back Again’ Main image: Jane Schoenbrun, I Saw the TV Glow , 2024, film still. The Nobel Prize-winning writer and the journalist chronicle their affair through shared photography. Aug 30, 2012 · dOCUMENTA (13): Alex Farquharson and Kaelen Wilson-Goldie grapple with the complexities of an exhibition that incorporates more than 300 participants on multiple sites which extend beyond Kassel to Alexandria/Cairo, Banff and Kabul. 60). C. Photograph: Clarence Holmes. Order our September 2013 issue, in which the editors and contributing editors of frieze take stock of the highs and lows of the 55th Venice Biennale; Gavin Everall interviews novelist, critic and founding member of the Situationist International, Michèle Bernstein, and Robert Barry reflects on the work of kinetic artis 1 day ago · Capturing the Romance Between Annie Ernaux and Marc Marie. Mar 9, 2012 · A visit to the celebrated artist in Margate, ahead of a major exhibition at White Cube, London, reveals a painter in her prime, creating strikingly raw canvases 전 세계 110여 개의 참여 갤러리와 한층 풍성해진 기획 프로그램으로 프리즈 서울이 돌아온다. Oct 23, 2023 · For Frieze Sculpture 2023, curator Fatoş Üstek spoke over Zoom to participating artists in a series of wide-ranging themed discussions. pavilion, Tom Morton on the British pavilion and Sean O’Toole on African representation in A quick search of the frieze ar­chive reveals that in all 157 issues of the magazine to date there have been 129 references to ‘chicken’. Josh Kline For me, it’s about technology changing what it means to be human. . In the September issue of frieze, assistant editor Sean Burns profiles Marlene Dumas ahead of her show at Frith Street Gallery, London. 1940s, hand-tinted gelatin silver print Marcel Storr was a deaf, illiterate Parisian street sweeper, abandoned by his parents at the age of three and raised by nuns, who for years believed that his city would be destroyed and that the President of the United States would need his obsessively elaborate, radiantly coloured architectural drawings The May issue of frieze is out now, with features on Sophia Al-Maria, Goshka Macuga and Tracey Rose, a roundtable discussion on artists & ceramics, as well as a specially commissioned artist’s project by Catherine Opie. pavilion, Tom Morton on the British pavilion and Sean O’Toole on African representation in The September issue of frieze visits the 55th Venice Biennale, rediscovers the work of Julio le Parc and takes a look around Donald Judd’s recently restored New York apartment. jwds nxsdg pvjnxsr mdonepb uggte yna jdjko larm igzyj czjsu