At Frieze Masters 2025, Annely Juda Fine Art will present works by seven historic artists whose practices have shaped the discourse around and aesthetic of non-objective art.
Since 1968, Annely Juda Fine Art has championed non-representational art. Artists who featured in our very first 1970 exhibition of non-objective art (entitled “The Non-Objective World”), comprise some of the artists we will show at Frieze Masters, thus showcasing not just a capsule history of this complex and defining genre, but also observing the storied 60-year history of our gallery. These artists are: Kasimir Malevich, László Moholy-Nagy, Ella Bergmann-Michel, Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart, Naum Gabo and Robert Michel. To these, we add Hungarian modernist, Tamás Konok.