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Frieze Week in London 2023

We look back on 20 years of the Frieze art fair, find out why London’s art market scene is so buoyant, hear from Wolfgang Tillmans and much more

From left to right: Van Hanos’s ‘Beyeren’s Banquet’ (2023), installation image of Frida Orupabo’s ‘Fear of Fear’, Eamon Ore-Giron’s ‘Infinite Regress CCI’ (2023)

Frieze at 20: how the fair revolutionised London’s art world
It has reshaped life for galleries, auction houses and collectors but faces challenges to stay relevant
London’s art scene in buoyant mood as Frieze fairs return
Commercial galleries are clustering around Cork Street and benefiting from the capital’s multiculturalism
Wolfgang Tillmans on his artist pick for Frieze London’s 20th anniversary
The photographer has chosen Mark Barker as part of the fair’s Artist-to-Artist section
‘Non-fair’ Minor Attractions highlights London’s risk-taking galleries
The new event, across spaces in Soho and London Bridge, should be as much about enjoying art as buying it, says co-founder
‘Mystique and provenance’: auction houses fight tooth and nail to secure high-profile collections
From Yves Saint Laurent to Paul Allen, art assembled over a lifetime carries a premium
Indigenous Australians tell their own stories in the Karrabing Film Collective
The artworks draw on their ancestors’ deep past and contemporary debates about land ownership and civil rights

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