Frieze Projects

Frieze Projects

Frieze Projects is a programme of artists’ commissions realised annually at Frieze Art Fair

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Frieze Talks

Frieze Talks features leading art-world figures, philosophers, and critical theorists participating in panel discussions and delivering keynote lectures.

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Frieze Film

Frieze Film 2010 will present four new artists’ film commissions that will form part of a curated film programme that will be screened in a temporary bespoke cinema constructed for Frieze Art Fair 2010.

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Frieze Art Fair is held at Regent’s Park, London

2010 Opening Hours

Thursday 14 October: 11am-7pm
Friday 15 October: 11am-7pm
Saturday 16 October: 11am-7pm
Sunday 17 October: 11am-6pm

Frieze Music

Frieze Music is an off-site music programme, in 2010 it will be curated by Sarah McCrory and Sam Thorne.

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The Cartier Award

Cartier Award 2010 has been won by Simon Fujiwara. The Cartier Award, for emerging artists living outside the UK, is a major initiative in collaboration with Gasworks and sponsored by Cartier.

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Frieze Education

Frieze Education is a programme of artist-led events for families and school groups, presented in association with Deutsche Bank.

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Projects

Frieze Projects is a programme of artists’ commissions realised annually at Frieze Art Fair.

Talks

Frieze Talks is a daily programme of keynote lectures, panel debates and discussions. It is presented by Frieze Foundation and programmed by the editors of frieze magazine.

Film

Frieze Film is commissioned by Frieze Foundation and is broadcast by Channel 4 during the week of Frieze Art Fair.

Music

Frieze Music 2010 will present two specially curated nights of very different sounds, one of disco and a second of exquisite song from a singular voice.

Education

In 2009 Frieze Education once again worked with ReachOutRCA to realize an artist-led programme of events for children and young people.

Award

The winner of the 2010 Cartier Award is the Berlin-based artist Simon Fujiwara.