Opinion | Fetch London

Dec 73 min read

MALQUERIDAS: NOTES ON 'THE UNLOVED'

In conversation with the devastating prose writer Fernanda Melchor for Granta , her English translator Sophie Hughes recalls a few...

Nov 254 min read

SHOULD WE BE LAUGHING AT CATTELAN'S COMEDIAN?

Both the punchline and the set-up, Cattelan has us questioning: who’s the comedian now? writes Ruby Mitchell. Photography courtesy of...

Nov 194 min read

THEN AND NOW: NOTES ON CIARÁN CASSIDY'S 'HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR'

Ciarán Cassidy ’s Housewife of the Year , which premiered at CPH:DOX , won Best Irish Feature Documentary at the Galway Film Fleadh ...

Nov 45 min read

WHEN EVERYONE IS A PHOTOGRAPHER, WHAT MAKES FRIEZE'S PHOTOGRAPHY WORTHY?

If nothing else, the photography at Frieze London make us feel like we’re part of an elaborate in-joke. I mean, really—who doesn’t love...

Oct 198 min read

HAS BASEL BEAT FRIEZE?

I have been wary of the term ‘emerging artist’ for a while but this year has confirmed my fears that the phrase has started to lose all...

Oct 154 min read

THE BEST PORTRAITS OF FRIEZE MASTERS 2024

This year’s fair showcased a remarkable selection of portraits that break away from conventional portraiture colloquiums, writes Avantika Pa

Oct 106 min read

FETCH FAVES: FRIEZE 2024

The best and the worst of this year's Frieze show just how delicate the balance between curatorial excellence and art market demands...

Jun 157 min read

“ART IS LIKE HAVING A HOT GIRLFRIEND”: ART BASEL IS THE BEAUTIFUL CESSPIT WE DESERVE

I have a much better time sipping spritzers with six-foot Serbian sex workers than sitting through yet another insipid speech about the...

Jun 67 min read

THE STILLNESS OF DAYANITA SINGH: A REVOLUTIONARY PAUSE OR DATED REVERIE?

Has the act of noticing become an anachronism in today’s world? asks Riddhi Dasgupta.