Frieze London

The Mexico-born artist talks learning to find power in failure.

The London-based artist discusses the importance of creating work that goes beyond representation.

For The Radical Issue, we met four brave, visionary artists from China showing at Frieze London.

But their art speaks plenty.

Estonian multi-disciplinary artist Kris Lemsalu creates sculptures and performances that playfully dance along the lines of humanity and mortality.

With his work showing as part of Frieze Sculpture Park’s first-ever summer display in Regent’s Park, as well as a solo booth at the fair presented by Emmanuel Perrotin, i-D founder Terry Jones sits down with KAWS.

Made in collaboration with an experimental dessert brand, the sweets are a performance art piece.

A special section of Frieze London was dedicated to the 90s this year, but why are we still so fascinated with the decade?

As Frieze concludes in London, we look at the political possibility and political pitfalls of the naked consumerism of the art world.

Paganism is making a comeback in art and fashion, through Los Angeles crystal shops and psychedelic journeys of self-discovery.

As the world famous contemporary art fair arrives in London, follow Rosie Harriet Ellis's lens as we meet the first few visitors to explore the vast marquees in Regent’s Park.

Stuck at an after-Frieze party this week? Want to pretend you know what you’re talking about? Read on…