I didn’t think I would be spending my Wednesday night extolling the virtues of 2022 roleplaying game Disco Elysium. And yet, on one of the first genuinely warm evenings of London summer, I am sat outside the Euston Tap with a pint, a cigarette, and - more importantly - Frankie Faccion, founding editor of Die Quieter Please, chatting about how much the game has influenced our respective practices. I catch up with her ahead of her appearance at Minor Attractions' Summer Session

As a Brit, it’s a rare pleasure to go to an art fair abroad and not come back feeling slightly embarrassed. Vol 12 . of Feria Material , however, is one such instance: despite exhibiting over 70 galleries this year, London's six booths absolutely held their own, and with unusual discipline to boot. Victoria Comstock-Kershaw reports from Mexico City. BROOKE BENINGTON Super sexy and super dichotomous: the booth props up Juno Calypso ’s sensual, boudoire-esque photography next

FETCH 's in-house art spy AVM finds herself cresting a wave of show-boaters, unaroused and Sipwrecked on dry stands at the London Art Fair 2026. Photography courtesy of LAF/Mark Cocksedge DAY ONE Flumes of Italian milk fire with water park precision from the Illy machines. Forgive me for thinking that a titan of the coffee world might result in a fair awash with hand-crafted crema . Alas, this art is reduced to the teat of convenience, forced to watch whilst a machine cuckol