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IN PICTURES: THE 2010 FRIEZE ART FAIR

Oct. 15, 2010 


"Pop Porn" performers being ejected from the Frieze Art Fair VIP preview


Getting ready for the crowds at the Frieze Art Fair


The first thing you see when you come in: Elmgreen and Dragset’s Catch Me Should I Fall at Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen


Annika Ström’s project Ten Embarrassed Men, presenting ten actors acting embarrassed


Simon Fujiwara’s Frozen, winner of the of Frieze 2010 Cartier Award, implies that the ruins of an ancient city are being excavated beneath the fair


Subodh Gupta’s King of Kings (1) (2009-10) -- a set of painted aluminum mangos -- at Hauser & Wirth


In costume as part of Spartacus Chetwynd’s piece for Frieze, at the"Frame" section of the fair


Works by Keiichi Tanaami at Nanzuko Underground, Tokyo


Tony Just graffiti paintings at Sommer & Kohl, Berlin


Artist Naeem Mohaiemen, with Kanishka Raja, at Experimenter Gallery from Kolkata, India


Shannon Ebner’s Agitate at Altman Siegel Gallery, San Francisco


Banks Violette’s Not Yet Titled (The End Installation) (2010), at Team Gallery, New York


Ryan McGinley’s Tom (Golden Tunnel) (2010) at Team Gallery, New York


Aristarkh Chernyshev & Alexei Shulgin’s 3G International, at XL Gallery, Moscow


Francis Stark’s "wearable fabric costume," The Inchoate Incarnate: Towards an Opera But Before a Libretto Even Exists (2009), at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise


Ugo Rondinone’s still.life (Five Lemons) (2008) at Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich


Bjarne Melgaard’s Untitled (2010) at Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna


Emmanuel Perrotin Gallery, Paris


Nathalie Djurberg’s 3 Priests (2008) at Gio Marconi, Milan


Peres Projects, with works by Antonio Ballester Moreno and Kristine Roepstorff (right)


Jonathan Monk’s Tax Payers Money, at Lisson Gallery, London


Nicole Wermers’ Untitled Ashtray (Purple Blue) (2010) at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York


Mark Handforth’s Bleeding Heart (2010) at Modern Institute, Glasgow


Frieze Art Fair lounge designed by Spartacus Chetwynd


 
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