Author: Troy Fielder
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To Be Seen: Catherine Opie at the National Portrait Gallery
Oliver in a Tutu by Catherine Opie. 2004 © Catherine Opie. Courtesy: Regen Projects, Los Angeles; Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, London, and Seoul; Thomas Dane Gallery The National Portrait Gallery’s latest exhibition, To Be Seen, covers the work of renowned, queer American photographer Catherine Opie. Through a masterfully curated exploration of identity in all…
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All Penetration, No Foreplay: Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”
Artwork by Tijana Moraca (2023) A set of double marks, signed with hands raised and fingers twitching; “Wuthering Heights”, spoken with derision. This is how I’ve been introducing Emerald Fennell’s latest film to friends. My use of air quotes is not only a poor attempt at physical comedy but a direct riff on Fennell’s own…
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Sometimes Politicians Have To Lead: In Conversation with Diane Abbott
Troy Fielder sits down with Diane Abbott to discuss her new book, A Woman Like Me
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Wood, Sapling Tubes, and Chimney Pots
Troy Fielder interviews Martha Minton as she develops a student-led pavilion, The Stack, at Jesus College, Cambridge.
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Peak Goop
Elizabeth Murphy and Troy Fielder speak to James Riley about his new book Well Beings, a cultural history of wellness from the 1970s to modern-day Goop-mania.
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George the Poet: “this feels like a time where we need to be talking more about the world than ourselves, as poets”
Troy Fielder speaks to the poet and performer about his memoir Track Record, his time at Cambridge University, and the importance of music.
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In the Studio with John Tordoff
Troy Fielder visits the studio of Cambridge-based artist John Tordoff and speaks about routine, gardening, and creating art.
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By dint of geology: In Conversation with Andrew McMillan
Troy Fielder speaks to Andrew McMillan, award-winning poet and author, about his debut novel, Pity.
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The Camera 