Hosted in a custom structure crafted by Kulapat Yantrasast’s architectural studio WHY, Frieze Los Angeles showcased 95 galleries representing 21 countries. The event also featured collaborations with renowned non-profits, local eateries, and partner activations, enriching the experience for attendees and exhibitors alike.
After an exclusive preview on Thursday, February 29, Frieze Los Angeles unfolded with anticipation and excitement, attracting collectors, industry luminaries, and art enthusiasts from various fields, including entertainment, fashion, and technology. Each day of the fair witnessed substantial market activity and garnered attention from influential figures across diverse sectors.
A highlight of this year’s edition was the partnership between Frieze Los Angeles and the California African American Museum (CAAM), which resulted in the acquisition of Mustafa Ali Clayton’s ceramic sculpture “Natural (2024)”, presented by Dominique Gallery. This collaboration underscored Frieze’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections and supporting cultural initiatives within the community.
