Frieze: Contemporary Art and Culture

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  Año 2019, Número 206

  • Columns

    • State of the Art. Down to You: The art of letting go

      Jennifer Higgie

      págs. 23-23

      

    • Double Agent. Travelling, Hopefully: The many meanings of home

      Negar Azimi

      págs. 28-28

      

    • Music. Search or Destroy: The 'rough glory' of Kim Gordon's first solo record

      Hermione Hoby

      págs. 30-30

      

    • As We Speak. Strange Fun: Is it OK to enjoy yoursel during times of crisis?

      Jörg Heiser

      págs. 35-35

      

    • Tribute. I Learned Enormous Things: Remembering Marisa Merz (1926-2019)

      Hans-Ulrich Obrist

      págs. 37-38

      

    • Poetry. A Little Frightening: Jay Bernard finds uneasy resonances between the UK of the 1980s and today

      Marek Sullivan

      págs. 41-42

      

    • Theatre. Getting It Twisted: Jeremy O. Harris's earth-scorching new work for Broadway

      Jameson Fitzpatrick

      págs. 47-48

      

    • Books. Laura Mulvey's Late Style: A new anthology reflects the writer's interest in feminism and psychoanalysis

      Erika Balsom

      págs. 52-53

      

  • Features

    • Performance Now: Featuring Alex Baczynski-Jenkins, Yve Laris Cohen, Geumhyung Jeong, Marija Bozinovska Jones, Ligia Lewis, Nástio Mosquito, Robertas Narkus, Susana Pilar, Alessandro Sciarroni, Nora Turato, Lee Wen and more

      Isobel Harbison, Pablo Bronstein, Karen Archey, Martha Joseph, Barbara Casavechia, Evan Moffitt, Fabian Schöneich, Claire Louise Bennett, Jennifer Kabat, Mimi Chu, Wenny Teo

      págs. 134-154

      

    • Visual Essay: Collier Schorr learns to dance

      Jennifer Higgie

      págs. 155-161

      

    • Tying the Word to the World: For William Kentridge, language acquires meaning through its disintegration

      Sean O'Toole

      págs. 162-167

      

    • My Influences. Luke Fowler: From the BBC to Patrick Cowley, the Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker reflects on his formative experiences

      Luke Fowler

      págs. 168-173

      

    • This Is Our Time: In Dale Harding's works, past and present merge in a potent reflection on Australia

      Hendrik Folkerts

      págs. 174-177

      

    • As It Happens: On the films of Kara Walker

      Hilton Als

      págs. 178-182

      

  • Reviews

    • 35 Reviews from 25 Cities in 16 Countries

      págs. 214-241

      

  • Features

    • Questionnaire

      Meredith Monk

      págs. 242-242