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"  Picture courtesy of Frieze London: Ayr, Frieze Projects 2015 The dust may have barely settled from Frieze London, but the prestigious art fair is already gearing up for next year&amp;#039;s event, announcing a new curator of Frieze Projects, the non-profit programme of artist commissions, established in 2003. \u00A0 The Swiss curator Raphael Gygax of the Migros Museum of Contemporary Art in Zurich will take the mantle from Nicola Lees, who led the Frieze Projects programme from 2013 to 2015. \u00A0 Gygax will be responsible for the delivery of the high-profile commissioning programme that Frieze has become known for, and will also act as a part of the selection panel for the Frieze Artist Award, an international, open-call application for an emerging artist to carry out a major commission at Frieze London 2016. \u00A0 Gygax intends to use the international visibility of the fair to draw attention to artists from different generations and art fields, saying: &amp;quot;Diversity, transformation, hospitality and otherness will be important key terms that will accompany me on this journey.&amp;quot; \u00A0 Frieze London will take place from 5\u20137 October 2016.\u00A0 *** MORE CULTURE Like Frieze? Then you&amp;#039;ll love... Celebrating Shakespeare&amp;#039;s 400th anniversary In conversation with Sonam Kapoor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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