“ I'm a lover not a fighter” . . FAULT: How did you get into acting? Andrew: I got dragged off the rugby pitch by my teacher John Scrime- he said that I would make a good Artful Dodger. I went to an all boys’ school in Bath and that was the only opportunity to meet girls and I loved it. I vividly remember being on stage and having a relationship with the audience and just…

Plauchut was born in France in 1976, lives and works in the south of France. Self-taught photographer, Virginia Plauchut discusses photography through urban exploration, abandoned buildings, sites unclaimed, the remains of missing work ... In parallel with this work on the concept of the urban, she began exploring the human capturing snapshots of life

'The work is a direct representation of his personality and inspiration, which can be identified in the smallest details.' West Wales School of the Arts graduate Stuart Whitton began to express himself creatively at a young age, by drawing various elements from his imagination and his surroundings. Using traditional media intertwined with an occasional technological touch he creates…

Rarely can it be said that a film has defined a genre, but never is that more true than in the case of Carlos. With many diverse-yet-interconnected stories, strong performances, solid directing, and a tightly-plotted script that all contribute to Carlos's great success. Ramírez portrays a carefully crafted Carlos and has moulded him into a distinct and complex individual. Every aspect of…

To mark the publication of Keith Richards' autobiography, Life, this Culture Show special looks at the life of the man with five strings and nine lives. In a candid interview he chats to Andrew Graham Dixon about his childhood in Dartford, his passion for music and the decade that catapulted the Rolling Stones from back-room blues boys to one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands in the world.……

FAULT Magazine is now available on download digtial format at Other edition Download your issue of FAULT here for just £2.00 http://www.otheredition.com/Fault THEIR TAKE FAULT is a fairly new quarterly magazine augmented by an annual limited edition hardback book published out of London. The magazine came about when a group of young creatives with a bold vision secured the support…

DAYBED FAULT: What inspires you to make the music? Carla: I enjoy the possibility and freedom in working on a song. You can infuse mood into it, describe a setting, do a bit of storytelling. You can even treat it like the Surrealist Exquisite Corpse, like a game in subconscious creativity where the end product is a bit of a surprise. A quite pleasurable process! Tim: Music-making is one…