Surveying Frieze New York
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Frieze from afar as the ferry approaches Randall's Island, which is roughly parallel to 125th Street in Manhattan. -
The temporary tents were designed by New York firm SO-IL to break up the typical long, boring structure into a series of segments that snake around the grounds; or, what the New York Times calls the "architectural equivalent of a white stretch limo." -
Entering Frieze Art Fair on May 4, 2012. -
Inside the madness at Frieze Art Fair. See here for a list of exhibitors. -
Liz Cohen's "Trabantimino" at Salon 94's Frieze booth. -
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The best thing about art fairs? Art books. -
Fun for even the shortest art collector! Frieze New York also collaborated with 826NYC (the branch of San Francisco's own 826 Valencia) on a guide for young people. -
Frieze sculpture garden featuring (L-R) Pollux by Tomas Saraceno, figurative sculpture by Jaume Plensa, and Jeppe Hein’s “Geometric Mirror I.” -
The Standard hotel brought a biergarten to Frieze.
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