Frieze
Collector's Eye: Anita Zabludowicz
Art lovers tell us what they’ve bought and why
Vinyl Factory’s first site-specific commission comes to the Strand
Ryoji Ikeda's work is going on show at Store Studios
Why London galleries do fairs on their home turf
Staying local keeps costs down—and dealers can benefit from the buzz around town
Basquiat boom spreads with London show
Artist’s many influences explored in scholarly exhibition comprising more than 100 pieces at the Barbican
The market boom for Basquiat
A year after his death, MoMA turned down an offer of the artist’s work. Today, the appetite for his paintings has never been greater
Get into the swing of Frieze week with these seven London shows
From Superflex’s playground at Tate Modern to a major Basquiat survey at the Barbican
Podcast episode two: Zeitz Mocaa and London autumn preview
The lowdown on the new Thomas Heatherwick-designed museum in Cape Town. Plus: London's most enticing shows this autumn
Frieze lets the sculptures play outside before the big tents arrive
The Frieze Sculpture exhibition is to precede the fair this year
Let the video roller coaster ride begin : Interview with Ryan Trecartin
Trecartin’s films, created with Lizzie Fitch, trace the impact of technology on modern life
Frieze launches charm offensive to tempt China, with Fiac not far behind
Frieze welcomes UK’s new visa rules for visitors as event’s co-founder prepares to “increase the dialogue” with Chinese artists and galleries
Japanese art finally finds favour in London
Contemporary Japanese artists have struggled for recognition in the capital, but that could be changing
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender artists warn against the appropriation of queer imagery by straight artists
As the "gay aesthetic" goes mainstream who should owns queer culture?
Despite the war of words, UK-Russia shows go ahead
But some exhibitions have been cancelled as political stand-off continues
Flipping art: filthy lucre or a sound business plan?
In 2014 we noted that market speculation can offer rich rewards, but in the long term, it may do collectors more harm than good
Art Basel follows Frieze’s lead with display covering art-historical endeavours
Survey, which will debut at Art Basel Miami Beach, uses Frieze Masters as its template
Works head to Tate fresh from Frieze thanks to the Outset/Frieze Art Fair Fund
Younger and less recognised artists were the order of the day
Greek collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos aids Athens museum acquisitions
National Museum of Contemporary Art spends €50,000 on new works from Frieze
Women artists are doing it for themselves at Frieze Masters
The London fair features a raft of women, including Judy Chicago, who are eschewing assembly-line art
'Sexuality, Politics and Protest': The Frieze talk on activism after AIDS
Considering why artistic responses to the AIDS crisis are relevant today
Warhol-Basquiat goes begging at Phillips
Phillips’s chief executive says Frieze might have distracted potential buyers
Spotlight: an alternative canon of 20th-century art or savvy sales strategy?
Frieze Masters both embraces and challenges the idea of 'masters'
Interview with Tim Rollins and KOS: Don’t call it a comeback
The art collaboration that rose to fame in the 1980s is holding its first public workshop for youngsters at Frieze New York
Calder Foundation to host rare films online
Four videos feature the artist’s stage work, sculptures and constructions
Collecting grows among West’s wealthy
Art fairs expand VIP opening hours to make the experience more attractive
Three of the best for Tate in this year's Outset/Frieze Art Fair Fund acquisitions
Two new artists and an old favourite make the cut
Sonic sparring and sound Clashes: Interview with Anri Sala
Inspired by punk, Anri Sala’s video art stages a musical battle with time
Going back in time: the next big thing is older art
Modern and contemporary art fairs are encouraging crossover collecting with a renewed focus on older art
An interview with Anahita Razmi, winner of the Frieze Art Fair's Emdash Award '11
How a 12-screen video installation on show at Frieze was filmed despite Iran’s strict regime
Interview with Jarvis Cocker: "A show can plant a seed that flowers years later"
The musician and St Martin’s graduate on why access to art is crucial during an economic crisis
All’s fair in art market war: Competition heats up as Art Basel and Frieze expand
Smaller art fairs such as the Armory Show and Art Stage Singapore are feeling the strain