Fred S Fyles

My Favourite Author – Margaret Atwood

Fred Fyles takes us through the work of his favourite writer

The sculptural legacy of an empire

Fred Fyles explores the Victorians’ love for statues at Tate Britain

A History Lesson Too Far

Fred reviews the Tate Britain's exhibition on salt prints

A harrowing vision of a dark future

Fred Fyles questions what’s real at the Duke of York’s The Nether

Radical Histories: what does it mean to be British today?

Fred Fyles takes in a century of the country’s artistic history at the Hayward Gallery

Artists’ most magnificent obsessions

Fred Fyles is impressed by the Barbican’s display of unseen collections

Napoleon: The Power Of Political Propaganda

Fred Fyles explores the relationship between power and image at the British Museum

Marlene Dumas: The image as triumph

Fred Fyles is amazed by this painter’s long-awaited retrospective

A History of Islands & Patterns

Fred Fyles takes a look at the British Museum's display of Pacific cloth

There’s More to Art than White Western Males

Fred Fyles and Kamil McClelland give five overlooked artists that you should know about

Puppetry Without the Punch

Fred Fyles gets a look at Basil Twist's Japanese-inspired production of Dogugaeshi at the Barbican Centre

Dara: Somewhat Lost in Translation

Fred Fyles heads to Hindustan for the National Theatre’s new play