Fisun Güner
Bio
Fisun is an art critic and writer and is the visual arts editor of theartsdesk. Her art writing has appeared in a range of publications, including The Spectator's Culture House blog, The Independent, Metro, The Evening Standard, New Statesman and Standpoint. You can follow her on Twitter @FisunGuner
Articles By Fisun Güner
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Be More Chill, The Other Palace review - more exhausting tha...
This latest musical theatre exercise in “geek chic” has been...
'You’re Jewish. With a name like Neumann, you have to b...
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Berlinale 2020: My Salinger Year review - 70th edition of th...
There’s an undeniable romance to mid-'90s New York. Absent of the...
Masculinities: Liberation through Photography, Barbican revi...
The exhibition starts on the Barbican’s lift doors, which...
Locke & Key, Netflix review - comic book adaptation stru...
The comic book of Locke and Key, written by Joe Hill...
Imagining Ireland, Barbican review - raising women's vo...
Recent politics surround the EU and nationhood, fantasies of...
Alexei Sayle, Oxford Playhouse review - return of the politi...
It has been seven years since Alexei Sayle last toured, with radio shows and books detaining him elsewhere, but he's back with a bang. As he walks...
CD: Caribou - Suddenly
Around the turn of the millennium, when Dan Snaith started releasing music – initially as Manitoba, then Caribou, and latterly also Daphni – he...
Panikos Panayi: Migrant City review – the capital of the wor...
Some menus never change. In 1910, the Loyal British Waiters Society came into being, prompted by “xenophobic resentment at the dominance of...
Patricia Grace: Potiki review – a searching examination of h...
With the publication of her first work, Waiariki (1975), Patricia Grace became the author of the first ever collection of short stories...