Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min · 16 segments
This week, Georgina and Tom hit the road together, racing around London during Frieze Week to take the temperature of the city’s art fairs, from the biggest behemoths to the scrappy upstarts. They…
Georgina AdamHostJacob BarnesGuestJavier CalderónGuestSimon FoxGuestThomas QuintzingerGuestSchutt Gallery RepresentativeGuestNow, minor attractions has only been going for a few years and it takes place in a hotel.
And it's a really interesting model because fares like it because it gives them some of the infrastructure that they don't really have to pay for.
There's already walls, there's already basically booths in the form of hotel rooms.
We sat down with Jacob Barnes, one of the co-founders, who talked to us a little bit about how he sees minor attractions and how he sees art fairs in general.
Now, minor attractions has only been going for a few years and it takes place in a hotel.
And it's a really interesting model because fares like it because it gives them some of the infrastructure that they don't really have to pay for.
There's already walls, there's already basically booths in the form of hotel rooms.
We sat down with Jacob Barnes, one of the co-founders, who talked to us a little bit about how he sees minor attractions and how he sees art fairs in general.
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