Videos

The England rugby player and Frieze 91 Committee member talks about his passion for West African art, and Nike Davies-Okundaye, featured in Spotlight at Frieze Masters

Johnny Van Haeften talks to us from Frieze Masters about a remarkable river scene by Jan Brueghel the Elder, featuring a rare self-portrait

A mini-tour of the section at Frieze Masters 2022 with curator and art historian Camille Morineau 

The Athens-based artist, who is represented by Hot Wheels Athens, will realise a solo exhibition at Camden Art Centre in 2023

The artist tells us about her work acquired through the Frieze Tate Fund for the national collection, supported by Endeavor

Photographs by the Ghanian artist will enter the collection of the Norwich Castle Museum

Explore this year's best artwork and gallery booths at The Regent's Park

The artist talks to us about her new work for Frieze London 2022, presented by Platform Earth, and her hopes for ecologically driven design futures

The publication of the final volume of the artist’s Catalogue Raisonné, and a VR experience in London in Frieze Week, offer a unique encounter with the trailblazing artist

Roam the aisles on the opening days of Frieze London and Frieze Masters, and discover Frieze Sculpture

The Cornwall-based artist introduces us to their transformatory work Drench at Frieze Sculpture 2022

The winner of the MaxMara Prize introduces her special project for this year's fair entrance – ambitious silk hanging inspired by medieval manuscripts and the healing properties of plants

Speaking to us from The Courtauld Gallery, Director Nathan Clements-Gillespie highlights some of the fascinating presentations and extraordinary artists featured in this year's fair 

The New York-based artist’s project for Mackage builds on the open associations of landscape

b. 1987, St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica; lives and works in Brussels, Belgium

Preview the special section at Frieze London 2022 featuring Dorothy Cross, Jamilah Sabur, Oscar Santillán, Eddie Rodolfo Aparicio, Clarissa Tossin, Martha Atienza, Teresita Fernández, Claudia Andujar and more

At Kasmin Gallery, New York, the artist and activist’s exhibition Sad Rapper honours healing, rage and the grace of McDonalds

b. 1968, Miami, USA; lives and works in New York City, USA 

b. 1960, Galle, Sri Lanka; lives and works in Colombo, Sri Lanka