Frieze New York 2016: Talks

Frieze Talks returns to Frieze New York 2016 from Thursday, May 5th through Sunday, May 8th.

For the third year, the program is co–curated by Tom Eccles (Executive Director, Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, New York) and Christy Lange (frieze Associate Editor and Curator of Public Programming, Berlin).

Access to Frieze Talks is included in all admission tickets, and Talks take place daily at 12pm and 4pm at the on-site auditorium at Frieze New York. Places for each day’s Talks can be booked at the auditorium desk.

Thursday, May 5th

12pm Paola Antonelli & Stephanie Hankey in conversation

4pm Keynote Presentation Eileen Myles: ‘What a poet might be doing here’
Friday, May 6th

12pm Dan Fox & Mark Leckey: ‘Haunted by What’

4pm ‘The Technological Body and Its Discontents’ chaired by Omar Kholeif with Zach Blas,Andrea Crespo & Jacolby Satterwhite
Saturday, May 7th

12pm Hal Foster & Ben Lerner: ‘On Hating On …’

4pm ‘Version Control’ chaired by Joanne McNeil with Thomas Demand, Oliver Laric & Stephanie Syjuco
Sunday, May 8th

12pm Lawrence Abu Hamdan & Holly Herndon in conversation

4pm ‘Curator: Autodidact Polymath or Academic Expert?’ chaired by Jens Hoffmann with Julia Bryan-Wilson, Michelle Grabner, Emiliano Valdés & Beatrice von Bismarck