It's all about art fairs these days (you can thank Art Basel for that). So it was only a matter of time before the most pioneering of them, Frieze in London, made its way to New York, where the art market—and its collective price tag—continues to scale new heights. We strolled the booths of Frieze New York (May 4-7) and captured on Instagram the works that grabbed our attention...
Inspiring us right now: Willi Ninja and the other limber voguers photographed by Chantal Regnault between 1989 and 1992, who are now immortalized in a new book: Voguing and House Ballroom Scene of New York. Following the success of Paris Is Burning, in which Willi Ninja features prominently (after being discovered by the director in Washington Square), he went on to choreograph videos for Malcolm McLaren's Deep in Vogue and Madonna's Vogue. He also dabbled in music and walked in a Jean Paul Gaultier show before succumbing to complications of AIDS in 2006.
