The article reflects on the rise of standing dinners within the art community, particularly during events like Frieze New York, highlighting both the social and political dimensions of this trend. With the backdrop of challenging political climates, artists and galleries are fostering a sense of global community and resistance through exhibitions. Key moments during the week showcased artists from various backgrounds, emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange over isolation, and hinting that such informal yet vibrant gatherings are here to stay.
"Should we thank the galleries for saving us from resentful placement in the social Siberia of a seated dinner or slap them for depriving us of a square meal?"
"What I saw was an art world unbowed by repressive politics hosting one exhilarating exhibition after another, the majority made by artists who either do not carry American passports or live here and represent a different heritage."
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