Art May Starts with Online Edition of Frieze New York

Image: Mateusz Szczypiński, Plague, 2020, painting, oil on canvas and collage, 80x70 cm. Courtesy of lokal 30. M z Szczy ń k is using old Polish magazines from 1960 and 1970 to build his utopian cities. This piece was created in March 2020 at the begging of the pandemic of COVID-19

Frieze Viewing Room is an ambitious new digital initiative that will launch with an online edition of Frieze New York. Opening May 8-15 with a Preview May 6-7, more than 200 galleries will present major works by established and emerging artists in a virtual gallery space as part of the Frieze New York edition

Registration now open. 

Frieze Viewing Room will feature a dedicated exhibition highlighting galleries who work with artists and initiatives supporting individuals, organizations or causes affected by the Covid crisis.

Preview some of the highlights below. Galleries will contribute proceeds from the sale of these artworks to charitable initiatives all over the world.

Mateusz Szczypiński, Plague, 2020, painting, oil on canvas and collage, 80x70 cm. Courtesy of lokal 30. M z Szczy ń k is using old Polish magazines from 1960 and 1970 to build his utopian cities. This piece was created in March 2020 at the begging of the pandemic of COVID-19

Adriana Bustos, Fátima y su ilusión - Jackie y la Ilusión de Fátima, 2008. Courtesy of Galeria Nora Fisch