Frieze: Contemporary Art and Culture

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  Año 2017, Número 184

  • Front

    • State of the Art. A Letter from November: preparing for a different world following Donald Trump's election victory

      Dan Fox

      págs. 11-11

      

    • Sidelines: A new drawing

      Nadine Redlich

      págs. 12-12

      

    • As We Speak. Silent Acting: How can artists galvanize political protest?

      Jörg Heiser

      págs. 15-15

      

    • Sightings. The Making of a Museum: MoMA's vast exhibitions archive shekes up the modernist canon

      Sam Thorne

      págs. 16-16

      

    • In These Intemperate Times. Drinking to Forget: Drowing sorrows and watching Andy Warhol

      Lynne Tillman

      págs. 20-20

      

    • Film. Themes of youth, travel and work eddy through Eduardo Williams's debut feature

      Becca Voelcker

      págs. 23-24

      

    • Music. Composer Jennifer Walshe's imaginary Irish avant-garde

      Colm McAuliffe

      págs. 26-27

      

    • Museums. Report from the Rine: Two exhibitions in Cologne and Düsseldorf showcase the unique history of art in the region

      Pablo Larios

      págs. 29-30

      

    • Books. Narcissim in the digital age

      Sarah Hromack

      págs. 32-33

      

    • Awards. Salon Selectives: How open are open calls?

      Max Andrews

      págs. 35-36

      

    • By Design: How should designers respond to disaster?

      Alice Rawsthorn

      págs. 39-41

      

  • Middle

    • Influences: On occasion of her solo exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford and Spike Island in Bristol, British artist Lubaina Himid reflects on the art and events that have shaped her career

      Amy Sherlock

      págs. 92-97

      

    • What Can't Be Seen. Zach Blas, Andrea Crespo, Park McArthur, Patrick Staff and Christine Sun Kim explore queerness, disability, the standardization of bodies and the politics of visibility

      Dodie Bellamy

      págs. 98-103

      

    • Picture Piece: The most detailed map ever made

      Jennifer Higgie

      págs. 104-105

      

    • Performing the Personal: The art of Monika Baer

      Kirsty Bell

      págs. 106-111

      

    • Bogotá City Report: How the history of the Colombian capital will impact the future of the region for artists

      Halim Badawi, Evan Moffitt

      págs. 112-119

      

    • Marvellous Monstrosity: Are the roles of artist and writer incompatible?

      Jennifer Krasinski

      págs. 120-123

      

    • Very Funny: Wim T. Schippers talks about his long and diverse career

      Noemi Smolik

      págs. 124-129

      

    • History Pictures: Colonialism and contemporary Australia in the paintings of Helen Johnson

      Jennifer Higgie

      págs. 130-134

      

  • Back

    • Reviews: 43 reviews from 25 cities in 18 countries

      págs. 135-171

      

    • Questionnaire: Dries van Noten

      págs. 172-172