Pine cones, glitter and a hip-hop head for sale: red-hot artists reveal their Frieze stunners
The Guardian · · g2643743
As the sprawling art jamboree hits London, eight of the most exciting exhibitors share what their work means to them – and who they hope will buy it First held in 2003, the Frieze art fair is a giant art supermarket that descends on Regent’s Park, London, every October. Some detest it for its blatant commercialism, others relish it as the opportunity to see a mind-boggling amount of contemporary art in one enormous tent. Here, eight British-based artists of the moment talk through what they’re showing. Continue reading...
As the sprawling art jamboree hits London, eight of the most exciting exhibitors share what their work means to them – and who they hope will buy it First held in 2003, the Frieze art fair is a giant art supermarket that descends on Regent’s Park, London, every October. Some detest it for its blatant commercialism, others relish it as the opportunity to see a mind-boggling amount of contemporary art in one enormous tent. Here, eight British-based artists of the moment talk through what they’re showing. Continue reading...