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2026
Apr 23
On the Neo-Ivy Revival
As artists, novelists and designers restore the aesthetics of WASP America, the line between sartorial critique and nostalgia for power begins to blur.
Frieze
Feb 24
On Frieze Los Angeles
Featuring exhibitions by Ramsés Noriega, Wally Hedrick, Cayetano Ferrer, Kunié Sugiura, Tacita Dean, Grigoris Semitecolo and Francisco Rodríguez.
Frieze
2025
Apr 23
Profile
On Soft Network
The nonprofit dedicated to artists’ estates provides resources to support a vital yet overlooked component of art history.
With Travis Diehl, Marko Gluhaich, Jane Ursula Harris, Terence Trouillot.
Frieze
Feb 18
On Frieze Los Angeles
Featuring exhibitions by Kelly Akashi, Bruce Nauman, Kour Pour, Jon Rafman, Julian Abraham Togar, Charlie Engelman and Issy Wood.
Frieze
2024
Nov 26
On Vicky Colombet
Simultaneously meditative and unmooring, Colombet’s abstract earth scenes jostle and churn with breathtaking tectonic force.
Frieze
Aug 29
On Magdalena Suarez Frimkess
In electic sculptures and vessels, the artist melds coarsely painted flashpoints from her life with pop-culture motifs to form dizzying, zoetropic narratives.
Frieze
Jul 17
On ‘The Curse’
The series is the latest entry, and among the smartest, in a recent succession of satires about the worlds of art and luxury.
Frieze
2023
Sep 29
On Tetsuya Ishida
Ishida’s blend of surrealist satire and social realism explores the mechanophilia at the heart of modern alienation.
Frieze
Aug 08
On Alix Vernet
Vernet’s mirror-glazed casts of decorated tenements read as eulogies for a Manhattan that more proudly wore its working-class history.
Frieze
2022
Nov 03
Obituary
Remembering Peter Schjeldahl
Schjeldahl was not a peddler of a particular theory. His only agenda was pleasure—the pleasures of art, of looking, of language.
Frieze
2021
Nov 19
On László Krasznahorkai’s ‘Chasing Homer’
The latest experimental thriller from the prize-winning Hungarian author propagates paranoia in an attempt to reproduce a poetic form of pre-Platonic consciousness.
Frieze
Nov 12
On Jasper Johns
A massive two-museum survey focused on the famed artist’s legacy bypasses new readings of his work.
Frieze
Jun 08
On Nina Katchadourian
Katchadourian gives new resonance to images that are designed not to be analyzed or are so commonplace we’ve reached mass consensus on their meaning.
Frieze
Feb 16
On Genesis Belanger
The artist’s stoneware smorgasbord offers a feminist critique of the depraved desire latent within a certain manufactured, tame domesticity.
Frieze