Frieze New York 2023 – Through the Lens
For a few days in May 2023, Frieze New York filled The Shed on West 30th Street, a short walk from the Hudson. More than 60 galleries from 27 countries brought work to the fair, and the building’s tall, pale rooms held it well.
The pictures that follow were taken over those days: the work, the rooms, and the people moving slowly between them.
Davide Balliano, 'Untitled', 2023, 60 × 60 inches, plaster, gesso, varnish on Belgian linen.
Jack Whitten, 'The Mingo Altarpiece: For George Mingo 14 September 1950 – 6 December 1996', 1996, 44 × 36 × 3 inches, acrylic on board with sculpture by George Mingo.
The Shed
Suzan Frecon, 'Mars Indigo', 2019, 87 3/8 × 108 1/2 × 1 5/8 inches, oil on linen.
Raphaela Simon, 'Architektur (Architecture)', 2022, 90 1/2 × 78 3/4 inches, oil on canvas.
Galleries at the Frieze New York
Constantin Nitsche, 'Micocoulier', 2022-23, 79 7/8 × 70 7/8 inches, oil on canvas.
Suzan Frecon, 'buoninsegna', 2022, 108 3/10 × 87 1/2 × 1 1/2 inches, oil on linen.
Gagosian at Frieze New York 2023
Yoo Geun-Taek, 'Fountain', 2022, 114.2 × 79.5 inches, black ink, white powder and tempera on Korean paper.
Installation view of Casey Kaplan's booth at Frieze New York, 2023.
Later that year the fair travelled on, to Frieze Seoul from 6 to 9 September and Frieze London from 11 to 15 October.
