frieze art fair 2018 (7 articles)
sam lewitt on CORE, creativity, and being commissioned for BMW open work at frieze
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designboom spoke with the artist about his unconventional response to the commission, artistic abstraction, and the overall evolution of his thinking and work.
designboom spoke with the artist about his unconventional response to the commission, artistic abstraction, and the overall evolution of his thinking and work.
max lamb carves ‘prehistoric' objects from polystyrene then coats them with aluminum paint
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the designer's new aluminum thermal spray series includes chairs, tables, shelving units, and planters.
the designer's new aluminum thermal spray series includes chairs, tables, shelving units, and planters.
david shrigley's tongue-in-cheek neon works presented as a shopfront during frieze art fair
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the british artist presents a new series of deadpan works with stephen friedman gallery.
the british artist presents a new series of deadpan works with stephen friedman gallery.
tom sachs issues swiss passports for 24 hours only during frieze week
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for sachs, swiss citizenship is 'the ultimate status nationality, representing wealth, neutrality and freedom'; a status he wishes to make available to all.
for sachs, swiss citizenship is 'the ultimate status nationality, representing wealth, neutrality and freedom'; a status he wishes to make available to all.
jim shaw illustrates trump's contorted facial features in gilded wallpaper at frieze london
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with particular focus on the gilded age, shaw draws on the history of the grotesque, using an historical lens through which to evoke inequalities of the present.
with particular focus on the gilded age, shaw draws on the history of the grotesque, using an historical lens through which to evoke inequalities of the present.
elmgreen & dragset transforms whitechapel gallery into an abandoned public swimming pool
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part of their exhibition 'this is how we bite our tongue', the large-scale, site-specific installation is created as a commentary on the gentrification of london's east end.
part of their exhibition 'this is how we bite our tongue', the large-scale, site-specific installation is created as a commentary on the gentrification of london's east end.
frieze sculpture garden 2018 scatters 25 contemporary pieces in regent's park
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including the work of john baldessari, laura ford and richard woods, the english gardens welcomes visitors to explore the culture in the heart of the city.
including the work of john baldessari, laura ford and richard woods, the english gardens welcomes visitors to explore the culture in the heart of the city.
