Phin Jennings

New London Invitational art fair moves into former US Embassy

The British outpost of the Dallas Invitational has taken over 12 rooms at the Chancery Rosewood hotel in Mayfair

Artists impacted by Stephen Friedman gallery closure out in force at Frieze London

After the gallery’s shock collapse, many of its artists are present at the fair under different representation

‘You think you have a good radar and then you realise it’s full of holes’: collector Charles Asprey on what he has bought and why

The British collector, dealer and publisher on his craving for boutique fairs, his newest discovery and his favourite part of London—between Bloomsbury and Clerkenwell

Lawrence Abu Hamdan: ‘Political struggles all over the world create this debris of sounds’

As he prepares to open a takeover at the Barbican Centre in London, the Turner prize-winning artist discusses his investigatory, cross-disciplinary practice and how the DIY music scene has influenced his work

Chloe Wise: ‘I’m trying to put all of these things into a mishmash soup’

Better known as a painter, the artist’s new video and installation show explores extrasensory perception using tropes from science fiction, religion, consumer culture and art history

Tanoa Sasraku: ‘I don’t see that the work needs to live forever’

The multimedia artist has been experimenting with techniques, including using a sunbed, to create works that change and decay at a pace that mirrors human ageing

Jordan Wolfson: ‘An experienced artist doesn’t ask why they’re doing something’

The American artist, known for pushing the boundaries of technology, discusses his new VR installation at the Fondation Beyeler—a work he says he has been “trying to make since 2017”

Art fairspreview

In London, a fair without dealers where artists pocket the whole profit

The Artists' Fair at Somerset House aims to provide new selling routes and "celebrate community"