Frieze: New York's biennial goes political

Hundreds of galleries will display works by new and established artists on areas such as feminism, colonialism and protest

Following in the footsteps of other cultural biennials and festivals around the world, this year's Frieze New York is set to have a distinctively political edge. More than 200 galleries from 31 countries will gather under one roof in Randall's Island Park from 5-7 May, with many presenting works that explore themes from colonial pasts to dystopian outlooks on the future.

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