13 October 2015
Episode 1010
30 minutes
Photo: Linda Nylind
In this special edition of Midori House we are live at Frieze art fair in Regent’s Park. We talk to Charlotte Burns from ‘The Art Newspaper’, get the insider secrets from art adviser Lisa Schiff and find out what gallerist Maureen Paley is showing in her booth. Plus: we take a tour of the Frieze sculpture park with curator Clare Lilley.
13 October 2015
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