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Collecting: Frieze New York 2021

We talk to the collectors, artists and changemakers bringing the art world back to life as the US fair opens its (real) doors

A year of transition: art fairs get experimental
After a compromised year, the experience of art fairs could change as organisers toy with the balance between physical and digital initiatives
Daniel Buren: reimagining space through stripes
The French conceptual artist discusses bringing his signature motif on to the streets and into galleries
Frieze’s Rebecca Ann Siegel: ‘New York is a comeback kid’
The fair’s director of Americas discusses the challenges of returning to physical events in New York and Los Angeles
Frieze Artist Award-winner Precious Okoyomon on making art from ecosystems
The poet and chef sees creativity in collaboration — both in nature and with other people
Collector Suzanne McFayden: ‘Buying art is a way of collecting different pieces of me’
The Jamaican-born art lover reflects on buying works that support marginalised artists, especially black women
‘Perfect storm’ of Brexit and Covid impacts Italian art dealers in London
Italian galleries leave London after Brexit; Jeff Koons chooses Pace gallery; Amy Cappellazzo moves on from Sotheby’s; art world crazy for Kusama; Bellotto set for a record at Christie’s
Object & Thing: an art fair in a jewel of modernist design
The fair’s latest edition situates art and artefacts within the former home of designer Gerald Luss
The power of seeing
Honoured at Frieze New York, Sarah Elizabeth Lewis’s Vision and Justice Project investigates visual culture and links between art, law and equality