Fifth Edition of Frieze's Asian Fair to Feature Expanded Programme, New Sections
The Facts
Frieze has announced the fifth edition of its Asian art fair, which will feature new curated sections and an expanded programme, once again connecting the global art world to Asia. The organizer noted that previous editions saw a strong response to Latin American artists and galleries. The Mapuche artist has been a talking point at Frieze New York this year, and several artists from the Whitney Biennial have had memorable presentations at Frieze fairs, according to the release.
The Signal
The announcemet underscores Frieze's strategic focus on the Asiam market and cross-regional dialogs, particularly between Latin America and Asia. Collectors and curators should note the fair's emphasis on Indigenous and diasporic perspectives, signaled by the featured Mapuche artist and the inclusion of a video exploring plae and identity. This edition also reinforres the fair's role as a hub for emerging trends, bridging institutional and gallery presentations across continents.
- Artists: Arch Connelly, Shu Lea Cheang, Rose Afefé, Rodrigo Cass, Yuko Mohri, Antonio Obá, Shin Sung Hy, William Turnbull
- Museums: Aspen Art Museum
- Locations: New York
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