Friday 31 December
Stage plays ending their run ahead of time; the death of the UK Film Council; part one of a four-year plan to slash the Arts Council’s budgets by a third: 2011 isn’t set to be the best of years for culture in London.
A London October used to be known for falling leaves, drizzle and an uneventful art sales calendar. Auction house Sotheby’s saved its strength – and its best lots – for New York’s crucial sales in November. But then, in…
Depending on who you ask, the importance of Frieze in the art world's calendar is second only to Art Basel - and often not even that. This year 68,000 people visited Frieze over 5 days to shop and window shop at 151 of the…
This month sees the international art world flock to London for the ninth edition of Frieze Art Fair (13 to 16 October). With more than 170 galleries taking part, and an estimated 60,000 visitors attending, it has become…
The white-topped marquees that dot Regent’s park during the Frieze Art Fair have become a fixture of autumnal London. The fair has built an unrivaled reputation for attracting the world’s most exciting mix of industry…
Frieze special day one: live from the inaugural Frieze Masters art fair with curator and dealer Axel Vervoot, gallerist James Brett and fair director Victoria Siddall.
Frieze special day two: Robert Bound chats to Time out Art Editor Ossian Ward, Tim Marlowe of White Cube and Frieze co-founder Amanda Sharpe on the opening day of Frieze Art Fair.
Seven Tokyo galleries put aside their rivalry and form a collective, while London prepares to pull out the stops for Frieze week.
Hip-hop's money folders sell their rocks in New York and modern art titans get hammered in Japan.
The new international photography fair in London, a new gallery in Toronto and the Frieze show in New York.
It's time for London's first Frieze Masters, plus a round-up of the latest art sales and books.
Patrick Watson are a new band named after their frontman, Patrick Watson. Fortunately, this is the only failure of imagination exhibited on their excellent debut, Close To Paradise. Perhaps hailing from Montréal – the…
Robert Bound selects the best of Frieze Art Fair, learns about West Bank beer, and listens to a chat with Blue Guide editor Annabel Barber.
We hear from booksellers in Tunis, Barcelona and Buenos Aires, talk music with jazz expert Mike Flynn, and are joined by Frieze magazine’s Sonya Dyakova.
A look behind the World Chess Championships, we ask how to frame a master at Frieze, and meet writer and broadcaster Jonathan Meades.
We roundup the news on Brazil’s mayoral elections, look ahead to Frieze art fair in London, and ask how you copyright a colour.
Curators: we’re joined by curatorial directors from Frieze foundation, All Tomorrows Parties and Museet Moziet in Sweden, to talk about the process.
Robert Bound’s maiden voyage on the seas of culture visits the Frieze Art Fair, the Frankfurt Book Fair and a few of our favourite record stores in Tokyo.
For Monocle 24’s one-year anniversary Tom Edwards selects chats with Kylie Minogue, the best of art from Frieze, and a tour of Lisbon’s unusual buildings.
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