The Great Women Artists Guide to Frieze

Artwork of the week: Amy Sherald, For love, and for country, 2022

Hello all,

This week we come to you with a special newsletter including all our favourite highlights from Frieze London, Frieze Masters and other exhibitions around London which should keep you busy.

Today, we also released the second episode of season 8 on The Great Women Artists podcast with the one and only Amy Sherald! Catch her first exhibition in Europe, The World We Make, at Hauser & Wirth now and listen here.

Starting off with the solo artist presentations at Frieze London:

• Anthea Hamilton at Thomas Dane

• Dorothy Cross at Kerlin Gallery in the Indra’s Net section

• Emma Amos at Ryan Lee

• Jadé Fadojutimi at Gagosian

• Joy Labinjo at Tiwani Contemporary

• Kenturah Davis at Matthew Brown in the Focus section

• Laure Prouvost at Lisson Gallery

• Maryam Hoseini at Green Art Gallery in the Focus section

• Rhea Dillon at Soft Opening in the Focus section

• Sahara Longe at Timothy Taylor

• A focus on Paula Rego and work by Celia Paul, Chantal Joffe and Flora Yukhnovich at Victoria Miro

Not to be missed // artists’ work featured at Frieze London:

• Betty Parsons, Dorothea Tanning, Hannah Wilke, Lygia Clark, Maria Bartuszová, Shiela Hicks and Veronica Ryan at Alison Jacques

• Bridget Riley, Lisa Yuskavage and Rose Wylie at David Zwirner

• Caroline Walker, Francesca Mollett, Gabriella Boyd and Louise Giovanelli at Grimm

• Bharti Kher, Cindy Sherman, Jenny Holzer, Louise Bourgeois, Pipilotti Rist, Phyllida Barlow, Rita Ackermann and Wangarĩ Muta Maathai at Hauser & Wirth

• Kiki Smith, Rachel Whiteread and Tracey Emin at Lorcan O’Neill

• Celeste Rapone, Michaela Yearwood-Dan, Sarah Meyohas and Suzanne McClelland at Marianne Boesky

• Chioma Ebinama, Gillian Wearing, Kaye Donachie and Olivia Plender at Maureen Paley

• Angela Heisch, Dindga McCannon, Mary Kelly, Ming Smith, Nengi Omuku, Wangari Mathenge and Zoë Buckman at Pippy Houldsworth

• Beatriz Milhazes, Etel Adnan, Louise Giovanelli, Tracey Emin and at White Cube

• Cassi Namoda, Cecilia Vicuña, Lynda Benglis, Sherrie Levine and Tracey Emin at Xavier Hufkens

Now onto the solo presentations of incredible women artists at Masters:

• Dorothy Cross at Kerlin

• Ljiljana Blazevska at Alison Jacques

• Mary Corse at PACE

• Niki de Saint Phalle at Galerie Mitterrand

• Pat Passlof at Eric Firestone Gallery

• Sister Gertrude Morgan at The Museum of Everything

Other presentations not to be missed at Masters:

• Elizabeth Catlett and Faith Ringgold at ACA Galleries

• Agnes Martin, Bridget Riley and Helen Frankenthaler at Berggruen Gallery

• Alice Rahon, Dorothea Tanning, Eileen Agar, Leonor Fini, Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo at David Zwirner

• Howardena Pindell and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith at Garth Greenan Gallery

• Gillian Ayres, Maggi Hambling and Pauline Boty at Marlborough

• Ishiuchi Miyako and other Japanese post-war photographers at Michael Hoppen Gallery

And finally, elsewhere in London:

• Frieze Sculpture around Regent’s Park including sculptures by Alicja Kwade, Beverley Pepper, Emma Hart and Shaikha Al Mazrou

• Alice Neel at Victoria Miro

• Amy Sherald at Hauser & Wirth

• Anne Rothenstein at Stephen Friedman

• Barbara Chase-Riboud at The Serpentine

• Caroline Coon at Stephen Friedman

• Cecily Brown at Thomas Dane

• Dindga McCannon at Pippy Houldsworth

• Helen Marten at Sadie Coles HQ

• Veronica Ryan at Alison Jacques

• Kamala Ibrahim Ishag at The Serpentine

• Somaya Critchlow at Maximillian William

• Sonia Boyce at Simon Lee

• Sue Fuller at Luxembourg + Co

• Tschabalala Self’s sculpture in Coal Drops Yard with Avant Arte and Pilar Corrias

Happy Frieze’ing xoxo

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