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Frieze Week 2019

Frieze London and Frieze Masters kick-off a week of exhibition openings and art fairs in the UK capital. We report on the trends and sales, and speak to artists, collectors and gallerists

Mary Sibande: ‘If South Africans didn’t get angry, nothing would get done’
In the artist’s first UK solo show, the figure of the domestic worker becomes a political symbol
Anna Maria Maiolino: ‘I’m not an artist you can pigeonhole’
As a six-decade survey opens at London’s Whitechapel Gallery, the Brazilian artist looks back on a many-faceted career
Best of the Frieze week satellite fairs: Sunday and Moniker
The Moniker urban art fair moves to Chelsea, and painting dominates at Sunday fair
Kara Walker at Tate Modern — a fierce, funny diatribe against the British empire
The US artist’s faux-Baroque fountain in the Turbine Hall takes aim both at British imperial monuments and Confederate statues
Strong sales despite Brexit nerves — PAD London fair 2019
Dealers say collectors are moving design pieces from London to continental Europe in case they want to sell in future
Theaster Gates on selfish energy and hopeful architecture
The multitalented artist lays out his vision at Frieze’s annual Art & Architecture Summit in London

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