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1959:"Winner Announced - Camden Arts Centre Emerging Artist Prize at Frieze"
1683:"VICTORIA SIDDALL NAMED DIRECTOR OF LONDON'S NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY"
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2029:"Frieze Announces February 2019 Los Angeles Fair at Paramount Studios"
1757:"Frieze Show Puts the 'Art' into Party, The Guardian, October 23, 2005
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2101:"Vision & Justice Project at the core of Frieze New York 2021"
1914:"At Frieze Art Fair, a Pickpocket Covertly Gives Instead of Takes"
1440:"Frieze shake-up: former media boss chosen as company's first CEO"
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1524:"Art Market Recovering as Frieze Boosted by Hirst, Paris Follows"
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1553:"Frieze at 20: how the fair revolutionised London's art world"
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2001:"At Frieze Los Angeles, the art fair goes Hollywood"
1325:"Your Concise Guide to Los Angeles Frieze Week 2019"
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680:Mario Garcia Torres Wins the Cartier Award 2007
1868:Mickiewicz, Maksymilian Fus (24 August 2011).
699:The fair featured talks by speakers including
2272:From Frieze to triptych, Financial Times 2011
2267:Interview with FRIEZE co-founder Amanda Sharp
911:162 participating galleries from 25 countries
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933:Rachel Rose won the Frieze Artist Award 2015
930:55,000 was the number of visitors this year.
537:Booths were 24–120 square meters.
1745:"Frieze Action" by Joe La Placa, artnet.com
1600:"Debate: Art Fairs Are About Money Not Art"
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593:38 exhibitors were American and 35 British.
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66:Learn how and when to remove these messages
1895:"Anahita Razmi receives Emdash Award 2011"
883:Featuring 152 galleries from 30 countries.
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276:Learn how and when to remove this message
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1579:"Auction Houses Gear Up for Frieze Week"
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1480:"The Making of the Frieze Art Fairs"
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1323:Stromberg, Matt (11 February 2019).
744:The sculpture park included work by
596:Celebrities at the opening included
148:adding citations to reliable sources
2120:"What Sold at Frieze New York 2021"
2027:Douglas, Sarah (22 February 2018).
1999:Vankin, Deborah (23 January 2019).
1252:Kinsella, Eileen (4 October 2016).
27:International contemporary art fair
1708:Jones, Jonathan (4 October 2017).
1521:Reyburn, Scott (18 October 2010).
1493:from the original on 30 April 2015
1437:Harris, Gareth (15 January 2020).
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989:160 exhibitors from 36 countries
886:70,000 people attended the fair.
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618:to coincide with the 2005 fair.
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494:Space hire was ÂŁ180 per meter.
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2307:Festivals established in 2003
1811:Antonia Ward (October 2009).
1285:Pilkington, Ed (3 May 2012).
1002:Inaugural Los Angeles Edition
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2138:"The Return of the Art Fair"
1180:Outset Contemporary Art Fund
1042:Frieze Masters Art Fair 2021
573:European galleries included
522:Sales were ÂŁ26 million.
500:Sales were ÂŁ20 million.
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1759:. Retrieved March 24, 2006.
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506:There were 27,700 visitors.
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2229:"Yorkshire Sculpture Park"
1207:The Armory Show (art fair)
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1632:. London. 13 October 2010
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1168:Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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1986:24 January 2022 at the
1870:"Frieze: Anahita Razmi"
1486:The Wall Street Journal
1147:COEX World Trade Center
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997:Frieze Los Angeles 2019
431:with artists including
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1075:Admission $ 55-$ 265
1061:Frieze New York 2021
1023:Frieze Art Fair 2021
1013:Frieze New York 2020
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978:Frieze Art Fair 2019
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955:Frieze Art Fair 2017
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919:Frieze Art Fair 2015
900:Frieze Art Fair 2014
875:Frieze Art Fair 2013
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1918:Wall Street Journal
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693:October 16–19
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346:(2019); and Frieze
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