Frieze: Contemporary Art and Culture

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  Año 2016, Número 181

  • Front

    • State of the Art: 25 Things We Have Learned

      Dan Fox, Jörg Heiser, Jennifer Higgie

      págs. 15-15

      

    • Sidelines: A New Drawing

      David Shirgley

      págs. 16-16

      

    • Double Agent: Sorry, I'm Not Sorry. Art and the culture of apology

      Negar Azimi

      págs. 19-19

      

    • Funny Weather: You Are Welcome. Trying to maje sense of it all

      Olivia Laing

      págs. 20-20

      

    • Art & Audience: Going Public. Are we evolving from a collector-driven art world to an audience-driven one?

      Daniel Baumann

      págs. 22-22

      

    • Design: No Filter. Thoughts on two and a half decades of Photoshop

      Emily King

      págs. 25-26

      

    • Entertainment: I Know You Are (but What Am I?). The return of Pee-wee Hermnan's queer carnivalesque

      Charlie Fox

      págs. 29-30

      

    • Life in Style: The designer and curator discusses his influences, from fashion to film

      Doru Orlowu

      págs. 33-34

      

    • Film: A major retrospective reveals Bruce Conner's reach beyond the field of experimental cinema

      Nick Pinkerton

      págs. 37-38

      

    • Ideal Syllabus: Discussing the books that have influenced him

      Andrew Durbin

      págs. 40-41

      

  • Middle

    • 25 Artworks: To celebrate frieze`s quarter century, the editors chose 25 significabt artworks: one for each year of the magazine's existence

      págs. 116-133

      

    • On Hating On: Discussing criticism, poetry, painting and what it means to despise the thing you love the most

      Hal Foster, Ben Lerner

      págs. 134-137

      

    • A Personal Latin America: Discussing what Latin American art means to the artists and their region

      Fernanda Brenner, Carlos Motta, Amalia Pica, Mario García Torres

      págs. 138-143

      

    • What Is Important? : Critic and curator Li Xianting speaks about tradition, change and leaving the art world

      Carol Yinghua Lu

      págs. 144-149

      

    • The Obscure Object of Eurocentric desire: 25 years of contemporary art in Eastern Europe

      Boris Groys

      págs. 150-153

      

    • The Future of Art 25 Years Hence: A specially commissioned comic strip that speculates on what art and the world around it might look like by the time this magazine reaches its 50th anniversary

      Gary Panter

      págs. 154-162

      

  • Back

    • Reviews: 38 reviews from 27 cities in 18 countries

      págs. 163-195

      

    • Questionnaire: Damien Hirst

      págs. 196-196