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Frieze LA 2024

The art fair’s new edition hits Los Angeles as dealers navigate a tumultuous market. Plus: LA’s new hot art district; an artist wrongly convicted of murder; and more

‘The Good Ship’ (2023) by Carrie Moyer © Courtesy the artist/Alexander Gray Associates

Frieze art fair arrives as LA galleries anticipate market shake-up
The fair’s fifth edition will find a city buffeted by a challenging economy but with plenty of artistic excitement
Luna Luna, long-forgotten art amusement park, is revived with a little help from Drake
Artists such as Haring, Basquiat and Dalí made attractions for the funfair, now reconstituted in LA
LA galleries are making Melrose Hill the new art hotspot
Zach Lasry, son of a billionaire hedge fund manager, has been attracting dealers including David Zwirner to his properties
Artist Sayre Gomez: ‘For me, it’s always a conversation between painting and photography’
The LA-based painter assembles neglected parts of the city’s landscape into his photorealist works
Los Angeles’ artist-run spaces offer bold ideas and mutual help in a precarious market
Organisations such as Timeshare, founded by six friends, stand in contrast to the high finances of the art world
Lawyer John Quinn on supporting the LA art scene: ‘It shows us back our city’
The co-founder of litigation firm Quinn Emanuel collects everything from ancient Greek vases to contemporary Korean paintings

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