Frieze Seoul 2024 Returns with Expanded Program and Over 110 Galleries
From September 4 to 7, 2024, COEX will host the third edition of Frieze Seoul, under the direction of Patrick Lee. This year, over 110 galleries from 32 nations will take part, featuring prominent Korean galleries such as Arario, Hyundai, Johyun, Kukje, and PKM. Newcomers include Bel Ami (Los Angeles), Exit (Hong Kong), LambdaLambdaLambda (Prishtina/Brussels), LC Queisser (Tbilisi), Mind Set Art Center (Taipei), Proyectos Monclova (Mexico City), and sultana (Paris). The event will also present Frieze Live for performance art and continue the Frieze Seoul Artist Award. Additionally, Frieze Masters will highlight a stronger Asian presence, including first-time participants. Focus Asia, curated by Joselina Cruz and Hyejung Jang, will feature ten solo exhibitions. LG OLED serves as the headline partner, while Deutsche Bank is the global lead partner. The fair will take place alongside Kiaf SEOUL.
Key facts
- Frieze Seoul 2024 takes place at COEX from September 4 to 7, 2024.
- Over 110 galleries from 32 countries participate.
- Patrick Lee is Director of Frieze Seoul.
- Frieze Live section for performance art is introduced.
- Frieze Seoul Artist Award returns for its second iteration.
- Frieze Masters returns with increased Asian gallery presence.
- Focus Asia is curated by Joselina Cruz and Hyejung Jang.
- LG OLED is headline partner; Deutsche Bank is global lead partner.
Entities
Artists
- Hyori Cho
- Kyungryul Park
- Sojung Jun
- Kingsley Gunatillake
- Jonghwan Lee
- Hwang Sueyon
- Evelyn Taocheng Wang
- Supawich Weesapen
- Lu Yang
- Taiki Sakpisit
- Elmgreen & Dragset
- Do Ho Suh
- Anicka Yi
- Rirkrit Tiravanija
- Nicolas Party
- Ugo Rondinone
- Hito Steyerl
- Juree Kim
- Patrick Lee
- Christopher Lew
- Hyejung Jang
- Jiyoung Lee
- Cristina Masturzo
- Cha Yeonså
- Jesse Chun
- Hong Ji Young
- Jang Sumi
- Kim Wonyoung
- Rha Sinae
- Choi Kisub
- Cho Jieun
- Kang Seung Lee
- Koki Tanaka
- Koo Jeong A
- Glenn Ligon
- Lee Bae
- Damien Hirst
- Yoo Youngkuk
- James Turrell
- Kim Tschang-yeul
- Lee Seung-taek
- Park Seo-Bo
- Marguerite Humeau
- Nam June Paik
- Han Youngsoo
- Po Po
- Etsuko Nakatsuji
- Hoon Kwak
- Suk Ran Hi
- Jane Yang-D'Haene
- Minjae Kim
- Myoung-Ae Lee
- Jongjin Park
- Dahye Jeong
- Gabriel Massan
- dpgp78
- Omyo Cho
- Takuya Kumagai
- Cecily Brown
- Hans Haacke
- Sol LeWitt
- Walid Raad
- Veronica Ryan
- Tanabe Chikuunsai IV
- Karl Otto Götz
- Wonseok Koh
- Hyeyoung Cho
- Es Devlin
- Nobuo Sekine
- Youngsoo Han
- Bekhbaatar Enkhtur
- Johanna Seidel
- Reeha Lim
- Seungean Cha
- Ryan Gander
- Alison Nguyen
- Umi Ishihara
- Bhenji Rha
- Luiz Roque
- Moe Satt
- Brahim Tall
- Tanat Teeradakorn
- Natasha Tontey
- Moon Kyungwon
- Jeon Joonho
- Chun Kwang Young
- Lee Kang So
- Eddie Kang
- Gwon Osang
- Yagwang
- Ayoung Kim
- Chan Sook Choi
- Christine Sun Kim
Institutions
- Frieze
- Kiaf SEOUL
- Galleries Association of Korea
- COEX
- Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Manila
- Doosan Art Center, Seoul
- LG OLED
- Deutsche Bank
- Arario Gallery
- Gallery Hyundai
- Johyun Gallery
- Kukje Gallery
- PKM Gallery
- DAG
- The Drawing Room
- Kiang Malingue
- Galerie Quynh
- ROH
- Taka Ishii Gallery
- Canada
- Sadie Coles HQ
- Gagosian
- Hauser & Wirth
- Mariane Ibrahim
- Karma
- Lisson Gallery
- Mendes Wood DM
- Neugerriemschneider
- Pace Gallery
- Thaddaeus Ropac
- Sprüth Magers
- Michael Werner
- White Cube
- David Zwirner
- Bel Ami
- Exit
- LambdaLambdaLambda
- LC Queisser
- Mind Set Art Center
- Proyectos Monclova
- sultana
- Asia Art Center
- Liang Gallery
- Mizoe Art Gallery
- Galerie du Monde
- Gallery Shilla
- Gana Art
- Hakgojae Gallery
- Tokyo Gallery + BTAP
- Castelli Gallery
- ACA Galleries
- Les Enluminures
- Robilant+Voena
- Stone Island
- A-Lounge
- Baik Art
- Barakat Contemporary
- Blueprint 12
- Cylinder
- G Gallery
- Kayokoyuki
- Nova Contemporary
- Parcel
- SAC Gallery
- MMCA Seoul
- Amorepacific Museum of Art
- Art Sonje Center
- Leeum Museum
- Hoam Museum of Art
- SongEun Art Space
- Korean Arts Management Service (KAMS)
- Seoul City Hall
- Busan
- Gwangju
- Kiaf Art Seoul
- Art Basel
- UBS
- Frieze Seoul
- Kiaf Plus
- COEX Convention and Exhibition Center
- Hyundai Gallery
- ONE AND J. Gallery
- Horizon Art Foundation
- Luhring Augustine
- Pilar Corrias
- Xavier Hufkens
- Tabula Rasa
- Massimo De Carlo
- Galleria Continua
- LGDR
- Almine Rech
- Gladstone Gallery
- König Galerie
- Lehmann Maupin
- Perrotin
- Mazzoleni
- Tornabuoni
- National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
- TINC (This is not a church)
- SONGEUN Art and Cultural Foundation
- Artribune
- Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS)
- Esther Schipper
- Seoul Auction
- K-auction
- Myart Auction
- Christie's
- Sotheby's
- Phillips
- Korea Art Authentication and Appraisal Research Center
- NABA
- Coex
- Kiaf Seoul
- Andrea Festa Fine Arts
- Pkm Gallery
- Cardi
- Dag
- Roh
- Tate Modern
- MMCA
- Baerfaxt
- Samdani Art Foundation
- Dhaka Art Summit
- MOCA
- Nam June Paik Cultural Foundation
- Busan Biennale
- KAMS
- KIAF Art Seoul
- COEX Convention & Exhibition Center
- Emmanuel Perrotin
- Various Small Fires
- Centre Pompidou
- National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA)
- Museum SAN
- APMA Cabinet
- Pace
- Die Galerie
- Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation
- LOEWE Foundation
- Serpentine Arts Technologies
- Paula Cooper Gallery
- Yumekoubou Gallery
- Frieze House Seoul
- Frieze Korea
- Tina Kim Gallery
- Tomio Koyama Gallery
- Nanzuka
- Scai The Bathhouse
- Take Ninagawa
- Leeum Museum of Art
- FUTURA Seoul
- Arumjigi Foundation
- Admira Gallery
- Art Space 3
- Waterfall Art & Gallery
- PBG (Print Bakery)
- UNICEF
- Bvlgari
- BMW
Locations
- Seoul
- South Korea
- COEX
- Manila
- Philippines
- India
- Hong Kong
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- Japan
- Los Angeles
- United States
- Prishtina
- Kosovo
- Brussels
- Belgium
- Tbilisi
- Georgia
- Taipei
- Taiwan
- Mexico City
- Mexico
- Paris
- France
- Hannam
- Samcheong
- Cheongdam
- Busan
- Gwangju
- London
- New York
- Asia
- China
- Gangnam district
- Gangnam
- Han River
- Beijing
- Jakarta
- Singapore
- Daegu
- Coex
- Pristina
- Italy
- Rome
- Basel
- Miami
- Shanghai
- Tokyo
- Venice
- Asia-Pacific
- Euljiro
- Myanmar
Sources
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- ArtReview