Kristell Chadé Outlines Frieze's Multipolar Strategy as London Fairs Remain Flagship
Kristell Chadé, who has led Frieze's global art fairs since 2021, shared insights in a recent interview with Le Journal des Arts, published on October 15, 2026. Speaking with journalist Jean-Christophe Castelain, she elaborated on the organization’s international strategy and future growth aspirations, as well as her perspectives on the evolving art market. The interview, included in issue number 685 released on October 16, spans 967 words and is accessible only to subscribers. An English summary titled "Frieze is becoming increasingly multipolar" was also made available, along with market analyses featuring artist Monique Frydman and the gallery Carré d'artistes.
Key facts
- Kristell Chadé has headed Frieze's international art fairs since 2021
- The interview was published by Le Journal des Arts on 15 October 2026
- The article appeared in Le Journal des Arts n°685 dated 16 October 2026
- The interview was conducted by Jean-Christophe Castelain and runs 967 words
- Chadé said Frieze's flagship fairs are in London but its approach is very multipolar
- An English abstract titled 'Frieze is becoming increasingly multipolar' was published on 15 October 2026
- Galerie Dutko is showing Monique Frydman's recent 'États d'âme' works
- Carré d'artistes operates 40 galleries with 600 contracted artists and about €10 million in annual revenue
Entities
Artists
- Kristell Chadé
- Jean-Christophe Castelain
- Monique Frydman
- Henri-François Debailleux
- Véronique Pierron
Institutions
- Frieze
- Le Journal des Arts
- Galerie Dutko
- Carré d'artistes
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- France
- Abu Dhabi
- United Arab Emirates