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Filling the Focus section booth for the Max Estrella gallery, which is based in Madrid, the work engages the phenomenon of pareidolia, which accounts for the mind's habit of seeing things or finding patterns where none exist — «like if we look at a cloud and see a face or an animal,» Estrella, the gallery director, said.

Within the Focus section (for galleries 12 years and younger), is Lower East Side dealer David Lewis's solo presentation of works by conceptual artist Barbara Bloom.

Other Stand Prizes awarded elsewhere across the fair include Portugal's Nuno Centeno, exhibiting via the subsidised Focus platform for younger galleries, and Canada's Cooper Cole, in Frame (a curated section for emerging talents) for their solo presentation of Tau Lewis - who, at 23, is perhaps the youngest artist exhibiting in the fair.

Ruba Katrib and Fabian Schoeneich have organized a really strong group of galleries in the Focus section of Frieze London this year.

One section, Frame, focuses on newer galleries.

Thanks to Jacob Fabricius, the Director of the Malmö Konsthall and the curator of Nordic Focus section, an entire section of the fair is dedicated to primarily showcasing artist - run and non-profit galleries.

Armory Focus is an invitational section on Pier 94 that spotlights the artistic landscape of a different region each year, bringing together influential galleries, artists and art professionals to present unique geographic and cultural perspectives via gallery presentations, special projects, a dedicated symposium and the annual Armory Artist Commission.

In 2017, four works were acquired from galleries in the Focus, Sex Work and main gallery sections.

Building on Frieze's long - term commitment to supporting galleries throughout their development, this year four returning exhibitors who first exhibited at Frieze London in the Focus section will join the main section for the first time, including Clearing (New York), Fonti (Naples), Simon Preston (New York) and Société (Berlin).

A «projects» section brings some downtown galleries into the action, but the «focus» section, introduced in 2015, does not offer much of a focus.

Curatorship, too, was well served; an impressive number of galleries signed on to the Focus section with solo shows of work too ephemeral, high maintenance, or heavy on concept to be readily collectible.

Additional sections include: EXPOSURE featuring solo and two - artist presentations represented by galleries eight years and younger, EXPO PROFILE presenting solo booths and focused projects that showcase ambitious installations and tightly focused thematic exhibitions, EXPO Editions + Books showcasing limited editions and publications offering a diverse array of print media and object - based practices, and Special Exhibitions featuring select regional, national, and international non-profit institutions, museums, and organizations.

There were a few arresting installations, nonetheless, such as Danh Vo's floating gilded cardboard segments that comment on moral transgressions, for which the Marian Goodman gallery eliminated its walls; Liu Wei's architectural Library at Lehmann Maupin that collapses a metropolis to outrageous effect and, among the young artists who showed gripping promise, Aki Sasamoto's Luncheon Field, which livened the Focus section with a table perforated to suspend forks that bobbed in the breeze of a fan, and Eddie Peake's rumination on past and future that filled the Lorcan O'Neill booth with a tinted Plexiglas and steel installation involving a bear, a robot and lost Atlantis viewed through a meandering cut - out.

A feature section at Frieze London, Focus showcases ambitious artist presentations by the world's most relevant and exciting emerging galleries.

«Focus» has evolved into a more significant section and is dedicated to fostering a community of the most exciting emerging galleries.

The 2017 fair will also feature a new themed gallery section devoted to the legacy of radical feminist artists, organized by Alison M. Gingeras (independent curator); and curator Ruba Katrib (SculptureCenter, New York) will co-advise on the Focus section dedicated to emerging galleries.

Focus section: Emerging Talents Bringing together 34 galleries from Cairo to Berlin, Focus features galleries aged 12 years or younger and is advised for the first time by Ruba Katrib (SculptureCenter, New York) in collaboration with returning curator Fabian Schoeneich (Portikus, Frankfurt).

• Awarded to a gallery in the Focus section for galleries aged 12 years or under, the Focus Stand Prize will be judged by Gary Carrion - Murayari, (Kraus Family Curator, New Museum), Martin Clark (Director, Bergen Kunsthall) and Yung Ma (Curator, Service Création Contemporaine et Prospective, Centre Pompidou) and Judith Welter (Director, Kunsthaus Glarus).

Young galleries this year offered a range of ambitious presentations across the Focus section, which attracted significant institutional attention and resulted in acquisitions from international institutions and private foundations.

The section at Frieze London for galleries aged twelve years or younger, Focus has evolved to become a definitive destination for emerging art worldwide.

Frieze New York 2018 included three awards recognizing exceptional presentations from galleries across the fair, including the Frieze Stand Prize, for the most exceptional presentation by a gallery taking part in any section of the fair; the Frieze Focus Prize, for galleries aged 12 years or younger; and the Frieze Frame Prize, for galleries ages eight years or younger, supported by Bulleit Frontier Whiskey.

In 2016 the fair will debut a new gallery section, The Nineties, recreating seminal exhibitions from the decade, alongside the return of sections Focus and Live, the definitive platforms for emerging galleries and performance art respectively.

Building on Frieze's long - term commitment to supporting galleries throughout their development, this year four returning exhibitors who first exhibited at Frieze London in the Focus section will join the main section for the first time, including Clearing (New York), Fonti (Naples), Simon Preston (New York) and Société (Berlin).

The Focus and Frame sections where newer galleries are given a voice and a chance to show via subsidized rent at the fair.

Installation view of works by Billie Zangewa at blank gallery of Cape Town, South Africa, in FOCUS section, Frieze London 2017 Photo by Mark Blower.

From the gallery, Kiwanga spoke to Studio International about how anthropology has informed her research - led art practice and her response to being named as the commissioned artist of the Focus Section at the Armory Show 2016.

This year the Focus section, featuring galleries under the age of 12 years, will present 37 galleries under the direction of SculptureCenter curator Ruba Katrib in collaboration with returning curator Fabian Schoeneich from Portikus, Frankfurt.

Everyone picks up on the Focus section of young gallery projects, so I've concentrated on the main fair with works from some of the best stands.

Uptown at The Armory Show, Vigo Gallery, situated within the Focus: Africa section, devoted its booth to El - Salahi's black - and - white series of works dating from the 1960s to the present (the gallery noted that the series is the artist's favGallery, situated within the Focus: Africa section, devoted its booth to El - Salahi's black - and - white series of works dating from the 1960s to the present (the gallery noted that the series is the artist's favgallery noted that the series is the artist's favorite).

Emerging - art action is still prevalent in two sections: «Frame,» which features galleries founded after 2009, and «Projects,» which focuses on special installations.

As always, there is a lot to take in, or try on, such as at Oslo gallery's VI, VII mini atelier in the Frieze Focus section where artist Than Hussein Clark measures immodest fair - goers for their very own custom couture in a collaboration with Studio GAN.

Taking place each year in March, Art Dubai presents a select yet diverse line - up of around 90 galleries from the UAE and around the world, across three programmes: Contemporary; Modern, devoted to masters from the Middle East, Africa and South Asia; and Marker, a curated section of artspaces that focuses each year on a particular theme or geography.

Alex Gartenfeld, Deputy Director and Chief Curator of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, remarked: «Frieze always offers so many opportunities to discover artists and galleries from around the world, especially through the Frame section and Focus.

The Focus section at Frieze London, advised by Jacob Proctor and Fabian Schöneich, will feature 37 galleries all under 12 years of age.

Additionally, there are two new spaces to explore: a special Focus section where galleries present exhibits of a single artist and the Editions and Multiples hall where visitors can find artist editions published by museums and institutions.

The Focus section returns with a careful selection of 32 galleries founded in or after 2004.

Focus, a section of solo or curated presentations by young galleries conceived especially for the fair, debuting work that has never before been presented within an art fair context.

The Frame section, which had previously focused on a single artist designed for galleries 10 years or younger, did not return this year, but the Focus section, for emerging galleries expanded from 22 exhibitors in 2013 to 36.

The Frieze Tate Fund saw an international jury select a work by Dorothy Iannone acquired from Air de Paris in the new gallery section Sex Work, a work by Mary Beth Edelson acquired from David Lewis also in the Sex Work section, a piece by Hannah Black purchased from Arcadia Missa in Focus, and a work by Lawrence Abu Hamdan acquired from Maureen Paley in the main section.

This section of the fair is dedicated to showcasing international galleries, invited exhibitors as part Armory Focus, and Solo Projects, featuring single artist presentations by a selection of emerging galleries and artists.

In the Focus section, for solo representations, two filmworks by Amie Siegel at Simon Preston Gallery are being premiered prior to a museum show in Munich.

Focus at Frieze London At Frieze London, Focus is a curated section open to galleries formed in or after 2006, which can apply with solo or curated group presentations.

As a way of bringing the latest developments in art to its audiences, Frieze London has a section called Focus, dedicated to presenting recently established gallery spaces which, on the whole, present more young and emerging artists than their older peers.

Focus has evolved into a more significant section of the fair, dedicated to fostering a community of the most exciting emerging galleries.

Serious collectors and the curious alike should look for a surge in sculpture, a large selection of contemporary art from China (the dedicated region of the fair's Focus section), a rise in the number of emerging galleries and the increase of single - artist presentations and thematic groupings of work that vary across media and generation.

Apart from the general program, ARCO Madrid 2011 presented special sectors again, such as «Focus Russia», a section hosting eight Russian galleries: XL Gallery; M & J. Guelman Gallery; Aidan; Anna Nova; Marina Gisich; GMG; Paperworks and ARKA.

Leaving Certificate guided tours will focus on the gallery question within the Art Appreciation section of the Art History Leaving Certificate Paper.

Below, see the exhibitors» list for Expo Chicago's main exposition plus different sections including Exposure, reserved for solo and two - artist presentations by galleries that have been in business for eight years or less; Editions + Books, which features artists books, editions, and prints; and, for the first time, Profile, which «highlights single artist installations and focused thematic exhibitions by established international galleries.»

Participation in Focus is more expensive than it is for the «Presents» section, which is devoted to emerging galleries, but it accommodates galleries that may not be able to mount a full booth.