Frieze 2018: Part One

29 October 2018

Frieze was there and gone in a flash!

Frieze 2018: Part One
I was lucky enough to have such lovely guests from all over the world for Afternoon Tea at the gallery. Gigi Grimstad advertised beautifully the Pinocchio book which was the inspiration for Rachel Maclean’s ‘Spite Your Face’ on show at the collection
Frieze 2018: Part One
Many of the girls dropped by for a cup of tea including Michaela de Pury and Eva Alecandridaa
Frieze 2018: Part One
We entered the humungous Frieze tent and we were immediately surrounded by some great works. First stop was straight to Stuart Shave where I fell in love with ‘Unemployed Journalist (Dave)’, 2018 by Josh Kline. I felt like I did not need to go elsewhere and I could leave for the day
Frieze 2018: Part One
I plodded on to Thaddaeus Ropac where I admired Alvaro Barrington’s work ‘A Straight Face’
Frieze 2018: Part One
Later I bumped into Gigi again at the fair with cool chic Leila Huth
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New discovery at Breeder Gallery by Ariana Papademetropoulos
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There was a lovely new work by Ida Ekblad at Herald St.
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I often feel overwhelmed when an artist is over shown at an art fair by many galleries an example being Kaari Upson. I still love her mattress works, I feel they have a great synergy to the work of Rachel Whiteread and Heidi Bucher
Frieze 2018: Part One
We were happy to see at Alison Jacques Gallery a work by Dorothea Tanning called ‘Reality’ painted in 1973-83, very beautiful and a masterpiece
Frieze 2018: Part One
The Focus section had many interesting artists, at Edouard Malingue Gallery Chinese artist Wong Ping whom I liked and first saw at the New Museum
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Also we loved the work by Zadie Xa at Union Pacific
Frieze 2018: Part One
At Canada gallery my favourite art dealer Phil Grauer…
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…was showing work by artist Elizabeth McIntosh
Frieze 2018: Part One
My favourite Donna Huanca ever was at Peres Projects called ‘FEVREEZE’, which I assume was commissioned especially for Frieze
Frieze 2018: Part One
My best work at the fair were these wonderful boots by Sarah Lucas
Frieze 2018: Part One
A coordinated Alexandre da Cunha posed for me in front of his rope work at Galería Luisa Strina. Then it was it was off to the other side of the park to see Frieze Masters