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Frieze - Issue 259 - May 2026

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In dieser Ausgabe

The May issue is the third edition of frieze devoted exclusively to the Venice Biennale, the world’s longest-running international exhibition – and its most highly debated. At its best, the Biennale holds a mirror to the present, reflecting both the beauty and turmoil of our time. In a period of immense upheaval and war, when the old order has disappeared and a new one has yet to emerge, this year’s edition will be no different; where the world fractures, art fractures.

A Misbegotten Scene

One Take: On the occasion of his inclusion in the Venice Biennale, a look at Sammy Baloji's photomontage of Belgian colonial extractivism.

2 mins

Urban Myths

Next Generation: Bugarin + Castle's theatrical worlds celebrate trans visibility and defiance

4 mins

History, Shrunk

Next Generation: Sung Tieu's work unsettles societal norms through a distinctly personal lens

3 mins

Copper Haunts

Next Generation: Marina Xenofontos's nightclub reconstruction contends with Cyprus's history of colonization

3 mins

Motherland

Next Generation: How ancient Greece inspired Natalia Lassalle-Morillo's depictions of Puerto Rico

3 mins

Melancholy Screens

Next Generation: As AI threatens human expression, Li Yi-Fan's videos deploy the same technology to assert personal and collective freedom

5 mins

Short-Circuiting Spectacle

with Ei Arakawa-Nash, Florentina Holzinger, Dries Verhoeven and Miet Warlop

10+ mins

Sight Lines

What does it mean to represent a changing Britain on the world stage?

6 mins

Lydia Ourahmane

On a cold, rainy morning in January, the artist Lydia Ourahmane boarded a water taxi and set off across the Venetian Lagoon towards the island of Poveglia.

9 mins

THE LION AND THE PAVILION

Essay: Critic Matthew Holman analyzes the histories of protest at the Venice Biennale – and what they can tell us about contemporary geopolitics in art

10+ mins

'I still find myself advocating for a type of practice that is inherently unresolvable.'

Ahead of his Venice Biennale presentation, Abbas Akhavan reflects on censorship, national representation and the refusal to perform identity.

9 mins

Whitney Biennial 2026

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, USA

5 mins

Lotty Rosenfeld

The first image one encounters in ‘Disobedient Spaces’, the late Chilean artist Lotty Rosenfeld’s retrospective at the Wallach Art Gallery, is a black and white photographic diptych set against a red wall.

2 mins

Pat Oleszko

SculptureCenter, New York, USA

3 mins

Amanda Ross-Ho

Leroy's, Los Angeles, USA

2 mins

Raymond Saunders

Raymond Saunders, whose abstract collaged canvases span some six decades, was also a pre-eminent arts educator.

2 mins

Giangiacomo Rossetti

Mendes Wood DM, Paris, France

2 mins

Marie Zolamian

WIELS, Brussels, Belgium

2 mins

Disobedience Archive

Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst Zurich, Switzerland

3 mins

UNAROMA

MACRO, Rome, Italy

2 mins

Luigi Ghirri

Centro Pecci, Prato, Italy

3 mins

OM production

Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Ljubljana, Slovenia

3 mins

Trisha Donnelly

Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt, Germany

2 mins

мопка baer

Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne, Germany

2 mins

Klara Lidén

KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany

3 mins

Davide Hjort Di Fabio

NILS STÆRK, Copenhagen, Denmark

2 mins

Hera Büyüktaşçıyan

Arter, Istanbul, Turkey

3 mins

Ahaad Alamoudi

At the entrance to a large Riyadh warehouse room, falcons enjoy a tête-à-tête in Ahaad Alamoudi's two-channel video WHAT IS THIS?!

2 mins

La Moustache

Empty Gallery, Tin Wan, Hong Kon

2 mins

Sasaoka Yuriko

Shiga Museum of Art, Ōtsu, Japan

2 mins

Bahar Noorizadeh

Sitting in the dimly lit study room of Cooper Gallery in Dundee, I read a small but significant footnote in Bahar Noorizadeh’s 2023 PhD thesis, made available here as a printed essay: ‘Art mediates and is mediated by capital speculation, yet the potential for emancipation remains in the status of this double mediation.’

2 mins

Dala Nasser

Nottingham Contemporary, UK

3 mins

Isaac Julien

Victoria Miro, London, UK

2 mins

Postcard from Paris

In praise of the apartment show

1 mins

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Frieze Description:

Herausgeber: Frieze-Publishing

Kategorie: Art

Sprache: English

Frequenz: 45 Days

Frieze is a contemporary art magazine, published eight times a year. It was founded in London in 1991 and is renowned for publishing essays, profiles, interviews and reviews by today’s leading writers, artists and curators. Across all platforms and live events frieze elevates the provocative, brilliant and leading voices who shape and challenge today’s art world.