Frieze Art Fair 2009.
Photo by Graham Carlow.

Swide is ready to swap its pass because as you know we love exhibitions that focus on living artists.

Frieze Art Fair 2009.
Photo by Linda Nylind.

Our first motto is to be curious and to discover what’s new to spread the word. We look forward to slide through the 173 selected galleries to be presented this year and to picnic at Regent’s Park.

Paul McCarthy, Henry Moore Bound to Fail (Bronze), 2004
Frieze Art Fair 2009.
Photo by Graham Carlow.

29 countries, iPad and iPhone newly launched applications; exciting Frieze projects are the things we really look forward to.

Frieze Art Fair 2009
Photo by Polly Braden.

Our new apple device on hand and we should flip through works of art from Ei Arakawa & Karl Holmqvist, Spartacus Chetwynd, Matthew Darbyshire, to Annika Ström and Jeffrey Vallance.  The show should not stop here as we walk along the aisles we will surely make a point in watching some of the films featured this year by directors such as Jess Flood-Paddock and Stephen Sutcliff.

Frieze Art Fair 2009
Photo by Linda Nylind

Swide sings and talks so before heading back to our office desks we will enjoy lectures by Wolfang Tillmans or Ramin Bahrani and will dance on Hercules and Love Affair to perform an homage to the “90s house scene”.  To write down, to highlight and to get ASAP, Hercules and Love Affair’s second album “Blue Songs” to be released early 2011.

Join our team or go on your own and build your schedule via http://www.friezeartfair.com/

Stephanie Syjuco, Copystand: an Autonomous Manufacturing Zone
Commissioned and produced by Frieze Foundation for Frieze Projects 2009.
Frieze Art Fair 2009. Photo by Linda Nylind.

Frieze Art Fair
From Thursday 14th October – Sunday 17th October 2010.
Regent Park, London, UK. www.friezeartfair.com/visitors/access/
For general information: Frieze.com

Text by Delphine Hervieu.

Source: Frieze.com