Photography of Essers courtesy of UNIT London The shiny black leather of a coat morphs into the bruised knee, while the top right panel...

Instead of the gallery being a place of observation and a one-way communication from artist to those experiencing their work, it becomes...

This is a show that feels deeply feminist - not in a slogan-splashed-across-a-T-shirt way, but in its dedication to unveiling the gore of

What do disembodied tongues stacked on a pike, an ASMR-whisper story of a date with an octopus girl and edible installation have in...

This year’s fair showcased a remarkable selection of portraits that break away from conventional portraiture colloquiums, writes Avantika Pa

The best and the worst of this year's Frieze show just how delicate the balance between curatorial excellence and art market demands...

Standing before its balustraded doric portico of Hertford House, you could easily be convinced you’d abandoned the present day for the...