Victoria Siddall oversees all four Frieze Fairs in her role as Global Director. Gbewonyo is also a curator as well as the founder of the Black British Female Artist (BBFA) Collective. She was a judge for the 2005 Turner Prize.Įnam Gbewonyo is a British Ghanaian artist whose practice investigates identity, womanhood, and humanity through the mediums of textiles, performance and handcraft. Her books include Owning Art: The Contemporary Art Collector’s Handbook and Commissioning Contemporary Art: A Handbook for Curators, Collectors and Artists. Louisa Buck is a writer and broadcaster and contemporary art correspondent for The Art Newspaper. Spanning different sectors of the art world, our panel explore the incredible developments that are happening everyday and examine what can be done for the mentoring, visibility, promotion and access of leading women of the future. Join our panel, chaired by art critic and correspondent Louisa Buck, and including director of Frieze Fairs Victoria Siddall and founder of BBFA Enam Gbewonyo, as they discuss what influential women are doing in order to support art and artists.
Our panel of influential women working in contemporary art discuss what they are doing to encourage, inspire and support artists and women of the future.
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