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Meet Mexican artist Giovanni Fabián Guerrero (Giovanni Fabian Guerrero.), and Mauricio Cadena and Sergio Molina of Mexic...
12/10/2026

Meet Mexican artist Giovanni Fabián Guerrero (Giovanni Fabian Guerrero.), and Mauricio Cadena and Sergio Molina of Mexico City-based , ahead of the gallery’s solo presentation in Frieze London’s section.
 
Making his international art fair debut, Guerrero draws on his P’urhépecha roots and the history of his hometown, Cherán, Michoacán, where a movement to defend the forest from illegal logging led to a model of community self-governance.
 
His paintings and carved wood sculptures bring together forest spirits, ancestral figures and community symbols, exploring the connections between nature, spirituality and collective resistance.
 
Founded in Mexico City, LLANO champions artists whose practices emerge from long-term research, often bringing together science, history, technology and forms of knowledge that risk being overlooked.
 
Swipe to hear from Mauricio, Sergio and Giovanni on the stories, symbols and community histories informing the presentation.


14–18 October 2026
The Regent’s Park, London

Degussa presents The Young Generation Art Award at Frieze London 2026, in collaboration with Monopol Magazine. ⁠⁠The Yo...
12/10/2026

Degussa presents The Young Generation Art Award at Frieze London 2026, in collaboration with Monopol Magazine. ⁠
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The Young Generation Art Award is a central element of Degussa’s commitment to the arts. The 2026 Award was granted to artist Ken Nwadiogbu, whose multi-disciplinary work explores what it means being Black in a global context. ⁠
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Degussa will showcase Ken Nwadiogbu’s presentation I Know the Shadows Will Always Be There at their lounge in Frieze London. It includes an immersive installation of floor-to-ceiling Akwete fibres, and live performances by the artist on Wednesday and Saturday at 2PM and 5PM. ⁠
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The 2027 Award shortlist will be announced during Frieze London.⁠
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11/10/2026

‘She’s dowsing across culture for interesting wellsprings of hidden meaning which culture wants to deny.’

Go inside Susan Hiller’s archive with Gabriel Coxhead, Hiller’s son and manager of the estate, and senior editor Vanessa Peterson — as we learn about the ideas, images and experiments that shaped her practice.
 
A pioneering figure in conceptual and video art, Susan Hiller (1940–2019) explored dreams, the unconscious and the relationship between personal experience and collective belief.
 
Our latest zine brings together archival materials and unseen works spanning four decades of Hiller’s practice, offering new insight into her art.
 
Featuring a new text by the writer Lynne Tillman, the zine accompanies renewed attention to Hiller’s work, with major exhibitions opening this month at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin (), and Zachęta – National Gallery of Art in Warsaw (galeria_zacheta). 
 
Available exclusively to print magazine subscribers. Watch the full film and explore more at the link in bio.

With thanks to Gabriel Coxhead,



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Host and Publication Editor: Vanessa Peterson
Director & Producer: Kimi Zarate-Smith
Production Manager: Claudia Kensani
Videographer & Editor: Koko Bond Razak
Image Researcher: Sarah Buxton-Leow 
© 2026 Estate of Susan Hiller. All Rights Reserved, DACS

Alongside Frieze London and Frieze Masters, discover the city’s gallery scene with East End Day, West End Day and Blooms...
10/10/2026

Alongside Frieze London and Frieze Masters, discover the city’s gallery scene with East End Day, West End Day and Bloomsbury Afternoon. Galleries across these neighbourhoods will be open for extended hours, with exhibitions, talks, special events and more.
 
Swipe to discover some of the participating galleries ➡️
 
Plan your route with specially curated itineraries, explore the full exhibition listings and download a map of participating galleries at frieze.com.
 
Save the dates:
📍 Bloomsbury Afternoon — 9th October
📍 East End Day — 11th October
📍 West End Day — 17th October
 
Global Lead Partner — Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank Art
 

On view at Frieze House Seoul from 16 October to 6 November are two exhibitions: Illumination, a group show presented b...
09/10/2026

On view at Frieze House Seoul from 16 October to 6 November are two exhibitions: Illumination, a group show presented by , and Daydreams, a solo presentation by . ⁠
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Together, these exhibitions reflect on the perceptual and psychological effects of light. ⁠
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Hit the link in bio to learn more. ⁠
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프리즈 하우스 서울은 미국 클럽하우스 갤러리()의 국내 첫 전시 《일루미네이션》과 이탈리아 기반 디자인 스튜디오 지오파토 앤 쿰스()의 《몽환》을 선보이며, 빛이 우리의 감각과 심상 위에 살며시 번져나가는 순간들을 조명합니다. ⁠
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자세한 내용은 프로필 링크에서 확인해 보세요. ⁠
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#프리즈하우스서울 ⁠
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Seen here: ⁠
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1. Alicia Adamerovich, The lifespan of a bubble (detail), 2026. Courtesy: Clubhouse Gallery ⁠
2. Caleb Hahne Quintana, The Appaloosa, 2026. Courtesy: Clubhouse Gallery ⁠
3. Julia Jo, Trivial Pursuit (detail), 2026. Courtesy: Clubhouse Gallery ⁠
4. Giopato & Coombes, Maehwa Chandelier custom, 2026. Courtesy: Giopato & Coombes ⁠
5. Giopato & Coombes, Nokori San Trio Floor (block base) and Nokori San 6. Table (cast base), 2026. Photo: Studio Brinth. Courtesy: Giopato & Coombes

09/10/2026

‘My goal is talking about what it means being Black. In a global context.’ ⁠
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Nigeria-born, London-based multidisciplinary artist Ken Nwadiogbu is the winner of the 2026 Degussa Young Generation Art Award. Now in its second year, the prize was established by Degussa.gold and Monopolmagazin to support emerging artists under 35. The winner receives €10,000, and four runners-up each get €3,000. ⁠
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In this video, Nwadiogbu explains his influences and hopes as an artist, as he prepares for his solo presentation, ‘I know the Shadows Will Always Be There’, in the Degussa lounge at Frieze London this year, an installation which will incorporate paintings, Igbo fabrics and performance. ⁠
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‘I am always thinking of how to bring my community into my work,’ Nwadiogbu says, ‘to tell stories about Blackness.’ ⁠
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Frieze London opens next week, bringing together 172 galleries from 42 countries and regions, making London a meeting po...
09/10/2026

Frieze London opens next week, bringing together 172 galleries from 42 countries and regions, making London a meeting point for artists and galleries working across the international contemporary art scene.
 
This year, discovery is at the centre of the fair, with a global line-up anchored by the strength of London’s gallery scene.

In Focus, look out for emerging artists and young galleries presenting new perspectives on contemporary practice, alongside galleries and artists from established centres and scenes gaining recognition further afield.
 
For a preview of the fair, opening next week, head to the Frieze Viewing Room.
 
The free digital viewing platform is live from 7–23 October 2026, with 24/7 online access. Search artworks by price, date and medium, save favourite artworks and presentations, and live chat with galleries.
 
Hit the link in bio to start exploring.
 

 
Seen here:
Karolina Jabłońska, ‘Collecting Apples’, 2026. Presented by Esther Schipper
 
Paul Robas, ‘Overcast’, 2026. Presented by Alice Amati
 
Rose Salane, ‘(Position 5) X-ray of Princess Diana’s shoes worn on a trip to Jakarta in November 1989,’ 2026. Presented by Vanessa Carlos
 
Katelyn Eichwald, ‘Let Me In’, 2026. Presented by Cob Gallery
 
Amanda Moström, ‘Goo Lagoon (1)’, 2026. Presented by Rose Easton
 
Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings, ‘Common Ground’, 2026. Presented by Arcadia Missa
 
Anne Hardy, ‘Attitude (fringe, rocks, wired, strapped)’, 2026. Presented by Maureen Paley
 
Judy Chicago, ‘Feather Room’, Reprinted in 2026. Presented by Galerie Alberta Pane
 
David Hockney, Paper Pools, 1980. Presented by Olney Gleason
 
Jonathan Wateridge, ‘Figure on bed’, 2025-2026. Presented by GRIMM
 
Evian Wenyi Zhang, ‘Ink pallet’, 2026. Presented by Galeria Pedro Cera
 
Colette Lumiere, ‘Justine and the Victorian Punks (Records of the Story of My Life)’, 1978. Presented by Company

Karolina Jabłońska, ‘Collecting Apples’, 2026. Presented by Esther Schipper

Paul Robas, ‘Overcast’, 2026. Presented by Alice Amati

Rose Salane, ‘(Position 5) X-ray of Princess Diana’s shoes worn on a trip to Jakarta in November 1989,’ 2026. Presented by

08/10/2026

What can an artist’s archive reveal about how they thought and worked? 

A pioneering figure in conceptual and video art, Susan Hiller (1940–2019) explored dreams, the unconscious and the relationship between personal experience and collective belief. Hiller believed that dreams and the unconscious offered material for making sense of everyday life. Her work spanned photography, film, installation, writing and performance. 

For our latest zine, available exclusively to print magazine subscribers, we delved into Hiller’s archive, tracing the ideas, images and experiments that shaped her practice over 40 years. In a new film, Senior Editor Vanessa Peterson visits the artist’s studio and speaks with Hiller’s son, Gabriel Coxhead, about the process of creating a new publication from her archival materials. 

Featuring a new text by the writer Lynne Tillman, the zine accompanies renewed attention to Hiller’s work, with major exhibitions opening this month at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin (), and Zachęta – National Gallery of Art in Warsaw (galeria_zacheta). 

Explore the zine at the link in bio.

With thanks to Gabriel Coxhead,



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Host and Publication Editor: Vanessa Peterson
Director & Producer: Kimi Zarate-Smith
Production Manager: Claudia Kensani
Videographer & Editor: Koko Bond Razak
Image Researcher: Sarah Buxton-Leow 
© 2026 Estate of Susan Hiller. All Rights Reserved, DACS

‘I think the Brazilian market still has a lot of room to grow. Let’s meet up, Márcia; we need to join forces!’ – Nara Ro...
08/10/2026

‘I think the Brazilian market still has a lot of room to grow. Let’s meet up, Márcia; we need to join forces!’ – Nara Roesler⁠
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In ‘Frieze Week’ London magazine 2026, Nara Roesler of gallery and Márcia Fortes of reflect on their different journeys as gallerists. This year marks 50 years since Roesler’s first exhibition and 25 years since Fortes founded her gallery; this year, both gallerists are participating in Frieze London. ⁠
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The pair discuss Brazil’s continually evolving art scene, how they have built international careers for their country’s artists and why closer collaboration may be the way forward for galleries globally. From creating platforms for artists to challenging the pressure for constant gallery expansion, Roesler and Fortes consider what it means to support artists over the decades.

Supporting artists, expanding collections and creating opportunities for the next generation of curators and artists. Fr...
08/10/2026

Supporting artists, expanding collections and creating opportunities for the next generation of curators and artists. Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2026 bring together a wide-ranging programme of funds, prizes and curatorial initiatives, connecting galleries with museums, foundations and arts organisations across the UK and beyond.

From new acquisition funds to artist prizes, exhibitions and fully funded curator programmes, these initiatives offer meaningful support at key moments in artists’ and curators’ careers.

Swipe through for a selection of this year’s funds and prizes and explore the full programme at the link in bio 🔗
 
Hit the link in bio to find out more

Frieze London and Frieze Masters
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14 – 18 October 2026.

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