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Across St. Louis, the third edition of the Counterpublic triennial reckons with climate disaster and political upheaval
From old masters and Wilhelm Lehmbruck to Nan Goldin and Derek Jarman, the fashion designer reflects on the unexpected affinities that shape his art collection
Itâs 50 years since Nara Roeslerâs first exhibition and 25 years since MÃĄrcia Fortes started her gallery. They discuss Brazilâs art scene and collaborative futures
At Charles Moffett, New York, her felted tableaux convey her experience growing up biracial in rural Pennsylvania
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84 galleries from 64 cities across 37 countries and regions will take part in the first fair presented by Frieze in the WANASA region
The sectionâs curator describes how extraordinary movement across the Indian Ocean has created an âamazing hybridity of culturesâ to discover at this yearâs fair
THE WEEK AHEAD
THE WEEK AHEAD
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As The Hepworth Wakefield enters a new chapter, Olivia Colling and Laura Smith discuss balancing an ambitious international programme with the needs of its West Yorkshire community
From a captivating monster mystery to meditations on loss and grief, here are nine books the frieze editorial team are hunkering down with this season
As Ibraaz nears its first anniversary in London, programme director Hammad Nasar speaks about why cultural spaces matter when public space is shrinking
On the unveiling of Tschabalala Selfâs Fourth Plinth commission, itâs worth asking why Black women must stretch beyond human bounds to have their humanity acknowledged
