Frieze Art Fair makes Asian debut in Seoul, tapping hot South Korean market


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Visitors look at British artist Damien Hirst's artwork "High Windows (Happy Life), 2006" during the Frieze Seoul 2022 art fair in Seoul on Sept 2. Photo: Reuters

VIP guests packed into Seoul's COEX convention centre on Friday as the city became the first in Asia to host the Frieze Art Fair, which features works from over 110 galleries worldwide.

In a nod to South Korea's millennials-backed art market, which is set for another record-breaking year, the Fair - a closely-watched showcase of top works by contemporary artists - moved for the first time beyond its traditional venues of London, New York and Los Angeles.

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