The filmmaker selects her top picks, from Sadie Barnette’s moving photograph of friends in her dad's gay bar, to Adriano Costa’s work that inspires dreams of Cartier luxury
Five LA-based organizations, linking art and social impact, will have a platform at the fair including GYOPO, People’s Pottery Project, AMBOS, Gallery 90220, Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation and Reparations Club
Enjoy an exclusive private dining experience at star-chef Evan Funke’s Felix Trattoria with acclaimed artist Francesca DiMattio, a private VIP tour of Frieze Los Angeles led by fair Director Christine Messineo, and more
This year's fair will feature food pop-ups curated by Regarding Her, a non-profit aiming to empower and advance women-identifying and non-binary food entrepreneurs
Curator Jay Ezra Nayssan introduces Cokes's project and the history of this avant-garde institution, featuring in Against the Edge for Frieze Los Angeles 2023
Featuring Diedrick Brackens's intricate tapestries, Ernie Barnes’s depiction of Black American joy and Luchita Hurtado's surreal painting, artists at this year’s edition of the fair pull inspiration from the city of Los Angeles
Take part in Buggy Ball at Frieze Los Angeles, featuring Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) and curated by Art Production Fund for the Frieze Projects: Now Playing program
From a monumental sculpture by Chris Burden to an immersive musical performance at Santa Monica Pier, this year's expanded program will showcase ambitious projects curated by Art Production Fund and Jay Ezra Nayssan of Del Vaz Projects
From groundbreaking works by Italian master Lucio Fontana to LA-based Sophie Wahlquist's immersive installation in clay, artworks at this year's fair refelct a resurgence of ceramic in the art world
The artist shows us Wilmington, ‘a part of LA that no one ever thinks about’, and reveals how signs, shipping containers and refineries, as well as his awe of James Turrell and the landscapes of John Constable, inspire his paintings
At the Frieze Los Angeles 2023 Ruinart Lounge, the artist’s installation ‘Understory’ invites visitors to contemplate collapse, transformation and possible renewal