Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Apr 3 ART BASEL HONG KONG 2024: WHERE IS ALL THE GOOD ART? The average East Asian collector has deeper pockets, broader (dare one say… better?) taste, and less hang-ups about artist identity than... Nastia Svarevska Mar 28 Artist INTERVIEW WITH KATARZYNA PERLAK: "ART ALLOWS YOU TO MOVE FORWARD" Opinion FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VENICE: BEHIND THE BIENNALE 2024 Pedrosa’s curation seems to suggest that the external application of our own internal concepts and abstractions of anthropology,... exhibitions CAN INTIMACY BE VIOLENT? MATHEW WAYNE PARKIN'S 'I CAN FIT A FIST IN MY MOUTH' AT CUBITT GALLERY To describe, to record, to make a film about intimacy, to insert one’s fist into a lover’s mouth; the maze Parkin’s exhibition invites us... WHY IS HENRY HIGHLEY SO HOT? According to Phillips insiders in my DMs, Highley is an “all around nice guy”. I can believe it, but I often find myself watching him on... Film "THE FESTIVAL ISN'T JUST A FOUR MONTH PROCESS": TANIA DELGADO ON DIRECTING THE 45TH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA Tania Delgado is the director of the renowned Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano (International Festival of New Latin... Opinion ART BASEL HONG KONG 2024: WHERE IS ALL THE GOOD ART? The average East Asian collector has deeper pockets, broader (dare one say… better?) taste, and less hang-ups about artist identity than... Artist INTERVIEW WITH KATARZYNA PERLAK: "ART ALLOWS YOU TO MOVE FORWARD" What remains vivid in my memory from the pandemic is the experience of forgetting how to speak. Literally, but also figuratively, given... Interviews ALEXANDER MASSOURAS: 'OTHER PLACES' AT AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART Other Places by Alexander Massouras features an array of new and recent artworks, each of which explores themes centred around time and... exhibitions EROTIC ECOLOGIES AT APT GALLERY Installation images courtesy of Benjamin Deakin Upon entering February’s exhibition at APT Gallery, one's attention is immediately drawn... exhibitions IT'S ALL ABOUT BIBA! LONDON'S FIRST LIFESTYLE BRAND GETS AN EXHIBITION AT LAST "Biba was the first of its kind and lived a short, spectacularly successful life. With its meteoric rise and quick downfall, the fashion... BEHOLD YOUR HEART: DANTE BIENNALE AT REBECCA HOSSACK behold your heart: Dante Biennale is a picturesque rendezvous of artworks celebrating Dante Alighieri at Rebecca Hossack Gallery bringing... Interviews MARIA FUSCO IS VOICING THE UNHEARD In the realm of contemporary literature, Maria Fusco stands as a luminary, an award-winning Belfast-born working-class writer whose... Opinion SHOULD WOMEN STOP PAINTING WOMEN? WHAT SOTHEBY’S MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY SALE TELLS US ABOUT ART MARKET ATTITUDES TO FEMALE ARTISTS One of the most quoted snippets of art criticism of all time is from John Berger’s Ways of Seeing: “You painted a naked woman because you... exhibitions “HOW CAN I GET TO THE TRUEST FORM IN PAINT?” DANIELLE FRETWELL’S 'SHALLOW INVITATIONS' AT ALICE AMATI "Danielle Fretwell’s exhibition is a fascinating exploration of unconventional still-life compositions and abstract canvases that focus... Reviews REVIEW | UNCLE VANYA AT THE ORANGE TREE THEATRE "Simultaneously urgent and beautiful, Trevor Nunn’s Uncle Vanya promises a lot – and delivers." writes Fetch theatre critic Paige Bruton.... Interviews FANNY LATOUR-LAMBERT’S BEAUTIFUL CREATURES Fanny Latour-Lambert's photography exists on a plane of cinematic obscurity. From figures that contort across the lens to romanesque... 1 2 3 4 5 London's finest & freshest. In your inbox. Subscribe to our Fetch Faves newsletter to receive our staff selection of London events, exhibitions, news & more. Email* Submit

Cindy Ziyun Huang 3 days ago 4 min CAN INTIMACY BE VIOLENT? MATHEW WAYNE PARKIN'S 'I CAN FIT A FIST IN MY MOUTH' AT CUBITT GALLERY To describe, to record, to make a film about intimacy, to insert one’s fist into a lover’s mouth; the maze Parkin’s exhibition invites us... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Apr 3 12 min ART BASEL HONG KONG 2024: WHERE IS ALL THE GOOD ART? The average East Asian collector has deeper pockets, broader (dare one say… better?) taste, and less hang-ups about artist identity than... Avantika Pathania Mar 27 2 min ALEXANDER MASSOURAS: 'OTHER PLACES' AT AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART Other Places by Alexander Massouras features an array of new and recent artworks, each of which explores themes centred around time and... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Mar 26 4 min EROTIC ECOLOGIES AT APT GALLERY Installation images courtesy of Benjamin Deakin Upon entering February’s exhibition at APT Gallery, one's attention is immediately drawn... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Mar 13 10 min SHOULD WOMEN STOP PAINTING WOMEN? WHAT SOTHEBY’S MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY SALE TELLS US ABOUT ART MARKET ATTITUDES TO FEMALE ARTISTS One of the most quoted snippets of art criticism of all time is from John Berger’s Ways of Seeing: “You painted a naked woman because you... Avantika Pathania Mar 13 4 min “HOW CAN I GET TO THE TRUEST FORM IN PAINT?” DANIELLE FRETWELL’S 'SHALLOW INVITATIONS' AT ALICE AMATI "Danielle Fretwell’s exhibition is a fascinating exploration of unconventional still-life compositions and abstract canvases that focus... Avantika Pathania Feb 27 3 min 'UNVEILING ABSTRACTIONS' AT HYPHA STUDIOS, CURATED BY MELISSA VIPRITSKAYA TOPAL AND ZOE GOETZMANN Unveiling Abstractions at Hypha Studios is a group exhibition curated by Melissa Vipritskaya Topal and Zoe Goetzmann. As the title... Luke Ray Feb 22 4 min ERWIN WURM'S 'SURROGATES' AT THADDAEUS ROPAC Surrogates is Erwin Wurm's latest exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac’s London gallery. Wurm’s work is often defined as a sculptural probe into... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Feb 19 4 min ARTFRIEND: RETHINKING THE CURATION OF 'HOUSEWARMING' In an interview I conducted not so long ago with the filmmaker Rachel Garfield about her extensive career, she said that after leaving... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Feb 13 5 min "FEMINISM BEGINS WITH SENSATION": ANNA PERACH AT GASWORKS ULTIMATELY FALLS FLAT Feminism begins with sensation is a Sara Ahmed quote: '"I accept that feminism begins with sensation: with a sense of things. I want to...

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Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Apr 3 12 min ART BASEL HONG KONG 2024: WHERE IS ALL THE GOOD ART? The average East Asian collector has deeper pockets, broader (dare one say… better?) taste, and less hang-ups about artist identity than... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Mar 13 10 min SHOULD WOMEN STOP PAINTING WOMEN? WHAT SOTHEBY’S MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY SALE TELLS US ABOUT ART MARKET ATTITUDES TO FEMALE ARTISTS One of the most quoted snippets of art criticism of all time is from John Berger’s Ways of Seeing: “You painted a naked woman because you... Jethro Robathan Feb 22 4 min YORGOS LANTHIMOS’ 'POOR THINGS': WHEN DID SEX SCENES BECOME A BAD THING? Little can be said of Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things that hasn’t already been talked about in some form already. Most debates revolve... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Feb 13 5 min "FEMINISM BEGINS WITH SENSATION": ANNA PERACH AT GASWORKS ULTIMATELY FALLS FLAT Feminism begins with sensation is a Sara Ahmed quote: '"I accept that feminism begins with sensation: with a sense of things. I want to... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Feb 4 5 min OPINION | SOUPGATE: NOT FAR ENOUGH? Photograph courtesy of Martin Pope/Getty Images Can you name the largest protest in history? Neither could I. It turns out to be the... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Oct 5, 2023 6 min OPINION | WHY ARE WE STILL PRETENDING VIVIENNE WESTWOOD WAS PUNK? The fact of the matter is you cannot claim to be anti-authoritarian while charging £1,200 for t-shirts. Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Jun 25, 2023 6 min REVIEW | THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY IS IN PORTRAIT POVERTY £41.3 million later and still no good portraits, writes Victoria Comstock-Kershaw. Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Jan 26, 2023 5 min THE UNLUCKY POLITICS OF GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE 90% of sex workers want to quit their job. Leo Grande is not one of them. Leo Grande is the new lover of Nancy (played by Emma Thompson),... Victoria Comstock-Kershaw Mar 23, 2022 6 min NFTs AT AUCTION: SO WHO'S ACTUALLY BUYING THIS STUFF? It’s been almost a year since the sale of the first NFT at auction (Beeple’s Everydays: The First 5000 Days sold for a staggering $69... 1 2 3

Agnès Houghton-Boyle Apr 5 8 min "THE FESTIVAL ISN'T JUST A FOUR MONTH PROCESS": TANIA DELGADO ON DIRECTING THE 45TH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA Tania Delgado is the director of the renowned Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano (International Festival of New Latin... Nastia Svarevska Mar 28 9 min INTERVIEW WITH KATARZYNA PERLAK: "ART ALLOWS YOU TO MOVE FORWARD" What remains vivid in my memory from the pandemic is the experience of forgetting how to speak. Literally, but also figuratively, given... Avantika Pathania Mar 27 2 min ALEXANDER MASSOURAS: 'OTHER PLACES' AT AUSTIN/DESMOND FINE ART Other Places by Alexander Massouras features an array of new and recent artworks, each of which explores themes centred around time and... Raegan Rubin Mar 26 7 min IT'S ALL ABOUT BIBA! LONDON'S FIRST LIFESTYLE BRAND GETS AN EXHIBITION AT LAST "Biba was the first of its kind and lived a short, spectacularly successful life. With its meteoric rise and quick downfall, the fashion... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Mar 18 16 min MARIA FUSCO IS VOICING THE UNHEARD In the realm of contemporary literature, Maria Fusco stands as a luminary, an award-winning Belfast-born working-class writer whose... Raegan Rubin Mar 13 5 min FANNY LATOUR-LAMBERT’S BEAUTIFUL CREATURES Fanny Latour-Lambert's photography exists on a plane of cinematic obscurity. From figures that contort across the lens to romanesque... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Mar 6 14 min CAHYATI IN CONVERSATION: MEET THE TEAM BEHIND BALI'S BOLDEST PRRINTMAKERS Cahyati Press operates as an experimental publishing and printing venture, co-founded by long-time friends Syarafina Vidyadhana and... Raegan Rubin Mar 4 5 min WICCAN, ARTIST & QUEER ACTIVIST: INSIDE THE SUBVERSIVE WORLD OF OLIVIA STRANGE "To me, that's the apogee of what art is about; making the unspeakable speakable and making the unknowable knowable with liberal fluidity... Raegan Rubin Feb 21 5 min INSIDE PETER COPPING'S ALL-CONSUMING LOVE AFFAIR WITH ART "It is very important to live somewhere where you feel at liberty to experiment and stylise the interior," says Peter Copping over Zoom.... 1 2 3 4

Fetch was started in 2018 with the goal of capturing London's contemporary arts and culture scene. We have since grown into a vibrant platform featuring reviews, op-eds and interviews covering the finest and freshest that the city has to offer, from up-and-coming artists to local and visiting creatives to established curators and gallerists. We are an independent publication powered by a small team of young London-based writers and journalists specialising in long-form and intellectual reviews, analysis and criticism on the city's art scene. We were featured by the London Art Fair as a media partner in 2024 and our podcast, Fetch Features, reached the top 100 on Apple Podcasts upon release. Our first print issue is scheduled for September 2024 and we are beyond excited to continue sharing more long-form, intellectual angles on what the best city in the world has to offer. For information, invitations and inquiries please contact Nzinga Audre at press@fetch.london . For article pitches please contact Victoria Comstock-Kershaw at victoria@fetch.london . For theatre reviews please contact Paige Bruton at theatre@fetch.london . For film reviews please contact Jethro Robathan at jethro@fetch.london . ​

Paige Bruton Mar 13 2 min REVIEW | UNCLE VANYA AT THE ORANGE TREE THEATRE "Simultaneously urgent and beautiful, Trevor Nunn’s Uncle Vanya promises a lot – and delivers." writes Fetch theatre critic Paige Bruton.... Jethro Robathan Feb 22 4 min YORGOS LANTHIMOS’ 'POOR THINGS': WHEN DID SEX SCENES BECOME A BAD THING? Little can be said of Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things that hasn’t already been talked about in some form already. Most debates revolve... Paige Bruton Feb 6 2 min REVIEW | THE HILLS OF CALIFORNIA AT HAROLD PINTER "Jez Butterworth and Sam Mendes’ new play peels back the layers of a family and a town that keep dreaming in the face of their own... Raegan Rubin Jan 10 2 min REVIEW | TIN & TINA Tin & Tina is a 2023 Spanish film by Rubin Stein, set in 1980s provincial Spain and starring Milena Smit and Jaime Lorente. It's told... Paige Bruton Jan 2 2 min REVIEW | 'COLD WAR' AT THE ALMEIDA Passion, separation, betrayal: ‘Cold War’ has all the classic ingredients of a West End romantic epic. Paige Bruton Dec 13, 2023 3 min REVIEW | 'INFINITE LIFE' AT THE NATIONAL An elevated heart rate, a minor headache and a distant feeling of dread. These probably aren’t new feelings, but Annie Baker’s latest... Jethro Robathan Dec 7, 2023 3 min MAY DECEMBER FILM REVIEW: HAYNES’ MELODRAMA FINDS THE CHILD WITHIN US ALL Todd Haynes is no stranger to defying expectations. His debut feature Poison (1991) was an entry to the then-burgeoning New Queer Cinema... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Dec 5, 2023 3 min BALOJI'S 'OMEN': AFROFUTURISM MEETS ANGELA CARTER A dust storm rises in a vast blank desert. A figure on horseback appears in the distance, wrapped in black robes. A low whistling sound... Agnès Houghton-Boyle Dec 2, 2023 22 min "GRIEF IS NOT STRAIGHT": MYLES O’GORMAN ON DIRECTING 'TIGER' Agnès Houghton-Boyle speaks to Myles O’Gorman, the play’s OFFIEaward nominated director, about his work on Tiger. Agnès Houghton-Boyle Dec 1, 2023 2 min NO PAIN, NO GAIN: TIM CROUCH'S 'I, MALVOLIO' AT THE GLOBE You might instinctively be turned off by the vestige of simple slapstick in theatre, which the images of Tim Crouch’s retelling of...