Artists, Works & Programs

A gallery list says who has a stand. This page records the rest of what the directory holds for Frieze London and Frieze Masters: 12 programs, 6 spotlights, 7 sections, 11 presentations in Frieze Sculpture, 19 published works and 46 named artists.

It is a record, not a preview. Each entry repeats what the organizer has published and links to the page it came from. Dates and times have been set in US style and London time.

The galleries themselves are on The Exhibitors, and the fairs around the park are on Satellite Fair Galleries. For what to do with all of it, start at The Guide.

The directory records 12 programs across the two fairs, 10 of them with a date. The talks at Frieze Masters are recorded as subject to valid fair access. Times are London time.

Spotlights are the directory’s short routes through the fairs: a solo stand, a pairing or a thread that runs across several galleries. Artists and galleries are listed in the order recorded.

The two fairs divide into 7 named sections in the directory. Where artists are recorded under a section, they follow its description.

Frieze London

• The Code Universe. Mass culture and the circulation of images and objects. Curated by Carol Yinghua Lu. Artists recorded: Karim Boumjimar (TINA); Nyoman Darmawan (Nonfrasa); Nikita Kadan (Voloshyn Gallery); Carolyn Lazard (Trautwein Herleth); Shinro Ohtake (greengrassi and Take Ninagawa); Oototol (Valentine); Selma Selman (acb Gallery); Payne Zhu (Spurs Gallery). Source
• Artist-to-Artist. Seven solo presentations nominated by established artists. Artists recorded: Jorge González Santos (Embajada), nominated by Gala Porras-Kim; Eusung Lee (Cylinder), nominated by Ayoung Kim; Eilen Itzel do Espírito Santo (Bolanle Contemporary), nominated by Firelei Báez; Jota Mombaça (Martins&Montero), nominated by Otobong Nkanga; Unathi Mkonto (Goodman Gallery), nominated by Yinka Shonibare CBE RA; Caroline Monnet (Blouin Division), nominated by Jeffrey Gibson; Paul Robas (Alice Amati), nominated by Louise Giovanelli. Source
• Focus. Advised by Cédric Fauq, Joumana Asseily, Freddie Powell. Source
• Editions. Galleries include Borch Editions, Knust Kunz Gallery Editions, Paragon, Cristea Roberts Gallery, STPI. Source

Frieze Masters

• Queering Modernism: Visual Languages of the 20th Century. Gender, sexuality and self-representation across modern and postwar art. Curated by Anke Kempkes. Artists recorded: Alice Neel, Ruth Bernhard, Claude Cahun, Judy Chicago, Lotte Laserstein, Glyn Philpot, Bahman Mohasses, Ismael Nery and Luis Fernando Zapata. Source
• Spotlight. Solo presentations with an emphasis on work from the 1950s to late 1970s. Curated by Dr Devika Singh, Dr Sofia Gotti. Artists recorded: Pacita Abad, Fong Chung-Ray, Anna Esposito, Luce Turnier and Anna Zemánková. Galleries recorded: Alison Jacques, Alisan Fine Arts, Gramma_Epsilon Gallery, Harlesden High Street and The Gallery of Everything. Source
• Reflections. Casa Luis Barragán and The Cosmic House inspire a dialogue between art, design and domestic architecture. Curated by Abby Bangser. Galleries include Ammann Gallery, Erskine, Hall & Coe, Le LAB Gallery, MASA Galería, Tristan Hoare, Side Gallery. Source

The full exhibitor lists are on The Exhibitors.

Frieze Sculpture is the part of the week that needs no ticket. The directory records 11 presentations, each with its title, year and gallery, from Frieze’s own picture report. Dates and access are in the program list above.

The directory names 30 artists at Frieze London and 16 at Frieze Masters. The names come from the organizer’s published articles, so this is a partial record and not a census of 319 stands. An empty cell means the directory records nothing there.

Frieze London

Frieze Masters