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FRIEZE MAGAZINE | FRIEZE ART FAIR | FRIEZE ONLINE Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser. Frieze Magazine Issue 128: Out Now For the annual Looking Back/Looking Forward issue, frieze asked 13 critics and curators what and who, they felt to be the most significant shows of 2009 and what they are looking forward to in 2010. 'In 2009 it was good old Venice that delivered a well articulated and installed exhibition – despite the murky waters full of pavilions and collateral events that surrounded Daniel Birnbaum's "Fare Mondi Making Worlds".'  Adriano Pedrosa (writer, curator and director of Escola São Paulo, Brazil) 'Last year was marked by a succession of remarkable shows by American artists: from "Roni Horn aka Roni Horn" at Tate Modern, through Lynda Benglis at Van Abbemusuem, Eindhoven and the brilliant "Dan Graham Beyond" at the Whitney Museum, New York to John Baldessari at Tate Modern and "Ed Ruscha: Fifty Years of Painting" at London's Hayward Gallery.' Katrina Brown (Director of The Common Guild, Glasgow) 'This year is full of Latin-American promise.  For his mid-career survey Gabriel Orozco will work with a different curator at three different institutions. Rivane Neuenschwander's solo show at the New Museum in New York will offer a welcome opportunity to see a significant presentation of her work; and the prospect of the 29th Bienal de São Paulo, curated by Moacir dos Anjos, is enticing.' Margot Heller (Director of South London Gallery) Also in the January – February issue: Astrology; Auckland & Sydney; Marina Abramovic; Edward Allington; Dara Birnbaum; communism; Moscow Biennial; Rosalind Nashashibi; Nottingham Contemporary; Sam Porritt; Ramallah; Robert Ryman; Erin Shirreff; the Whitney Biennial. Plus, ahead of his Tate Britain retrospective Chris Ofili answers the 'Questionnaire'. Reviews from: the UK, USA, Austria, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain and Switzerland.   Frieze Subscribe Now! Save up to 40% and gain complete access to www.frieze.com Above: Marina Abramovic at Machester International Festival 2009; courtesy Sean Kelly Gallery, New York and the artist; Photograph: Marco Anelli   Frieze Art Fair Gallery Applications for 2010 now open Frieze Art Fair is open to galleries who show an international programme of artists and present a minimum of four shows per year. Applicants to Frame, a section dedicated to solo artist presentations, must have opened their gallery between 2004 and 2009, presenting a regular programme of exhibitions. Further information and the online application form for both Frieze Art Fair and Frame are available on applications.friezeartfair.com Application Deadline: 8 February 2010 Frieze Art Fair 2010 will take place in Regent's Park, London, 14–17 October. For further details please contact applications@frieze.com   Frieze Art Fair Order the Yearbook Now! This insider's guide features over 300 emerging and established artists worldwide. Including details of all galleries that participated in Frieze Art Fair and an index listing over 3,000 artists. Order now to receive your copy. Frieze.com Exclusively Online More exhibition reviews from around the world, regularly updated opinion and debate on the Editors' blog including Jörg Heiser's 'Postcards from Warsaw' and, in Comment, columns from frieze writers including Frances Morgan and Sam Thorne on the ICA's nine-day festival of experimental music at the ICA, 'Calling out of Context'. Follow frieze and Frieze Art Fair on twitter or become a fan on facebook.       Frieze 81 Rivington Street London EC2A 3AY   Main line: 020 3372 6111 Fax: 020 3178 7042 www.frieze.com