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Frieze

Frieze, a global contemporary art platform, has expanded its reach by eliminating the requirement for physical gallery spaces. In 2026, nomadic galleries such as Bolanle Contemporary and Superposition Gallery participated in international fairs without permanent venues, reflecting Frieze’s shift away from fixed premises. The London Invitational, hosted at Chancery Rosewood Hotel, showcased works from U.S.-based galleries and collectors, offering a close‑knit environment within hotel rooms. Phillips London’s modern and contemporary auction achieved £14.8 million from 20 lots, with record sales of Gerhard Richter’s “Mathis” and Banksy’s “Keep Ou T”. Frieze London 2026 also featured the sale of Jan Brueghel the Elder’s work for £5 million, underscoring sustained demand for high‑priced pieces. Charles Asprey, a collector, donated over 50 works to Pier Arts Centre and opened a new exhibition of Alessandro Raho’s paintings during Frieze week, providing insight into market preferences. The Frieze Artist Award winner, Theo Triantafyllidis, presented the “Feral Metaverse (Spider)” sculpture, a multiplayer video‑game‑enabled piece made from deconstructed sneakers and medical‑tone socks. Irene Y. Panagopoulos’s “Revisiting: Fernweh” exhibition at the Hellenic Centre displayed 17 works on Greek diaspora themes, coinciding with Frieze week. Meanwhile, Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 reduced its gallery area by 10 % and introduced a new floor plan with 30 new galleries and a Zero 10 digital art section.

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