Frieze Masters Debuts in London With a Focus on Korean Art and a Slower-Than-Usual Pace (But There Were Still Multimillion-Dollar Sales)

Frieze Masters started slow, but many exhibitors made a concerted effort to internationalize the market for Korean art.

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