Frieze

Frieze Frieze magazine is an international publication founded in 1991 by Amanda Sharp, Matthew Slotover, and Tom Gidley. It focuses on contemporary art, design, and culture, offering insightful articles and interviews with prominent figures in the art world. The magazine is known for its critical analysis and innovative approach, making it a leading voice in the global art community. It publishes eight times a year from London, featuring essays, profiles, and reviews by esteemed writers, artists, and curators. Frieze magazine is highly regarded for its accessible and engaging content, which includes contributions from novelists, experimental writers, and artists themselves. It has expanded its reach beyond the UK, with a strong presence in the global art scene. The magazine can be purchased online or in art bookshops worldwide. It is part of the broader Frieze organization, which includes significant art fairs and digital platforms, further enhancing its influence on contemporary art discourse.