Art Preview: Sixe Paredes’ ‘Futurismo Ancestral’ at London’s Somerset House
Here at FAULT, we are immensely looking forward to Peruvian artist Sixe Parades' upcoming exhibition in London's Somerset House. The free event, which runs from 21st-26th May, is entitled Futurismo Ancestral: An Offering to Peru by Sixe Paredes, and has been described as an immersive, interactive and multi-sensory celebration of Peruvian and Andean culture.
Somerset House are hosting the event…
FAULT Reviews: Detroit rapper Danny Brown live at the Met (Pawtucket, RI)
When you attend a Danny Brown concert, expect to quickly befriend your neighbor. Or at least become accustomed to the scent of joints and Newports while you dance. Having followed the rapper’s career from afar, I didn’t exactly know what to expect. Would we encounter a charismatic wordsmith on the prowl or a vulnerable introvert with the habit of posting confessional snippets on Twitter? I…
Fault Reviews: Yves Saint Laurent
Set against the beautiful backdrop of Paris in 1957, the film tells the heady story of Yves Saint Laurent, played by Pierre Niney, and his lover Pierre Bergé, played by Guillaume Gallienne. Together as both business partners, soul-mates and eventually Pierre taking the role of carer to the troubled and reckless Yves, the film delves into the personal and creative life of the young designer.…
FAULT Reviews: Kid Cudi – ‘Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon’
Kid Cudi's new album, Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon, is out now
Last week Scott Mescudi, better know as Kid Cudi, simply tweeted ‘Time to make the world stand still’. Much like the artist himself, it would appear that his latest album,‘Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon’, needed no further introduction. Dropping without any prior notice, the world was and has been…
Preview: ART14 art fair, London – 28 February – 2nd March 2014 @ Kensington Olympia
FAULT Magazine is an official media partner of ART14. Come and visit us at the fair at Stand N18.
Just one year on since it began, Art14 has become a vibrantly important celebration of London's eminence within the global art scene.
Building on the star-studded accessibility of its launch year in 2013 and supported by a list of stellar contacts and experienced organizers, this event is…
FAULT Reviews: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
As the weather gets worse, the music gets intolerable and the country is plunged into darkness by 3pm, the cinemas become filled with films that attempt to spin the season into fantasy, chastising our inner Scrooge with visions of children laughing and chestnuts roasting by an open fire. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, which opens on Boxing Day, steps away from this model (there are no…
FAULT Review: Paloma Faith’s ‘Faith in Art’ exhibition with Album Artists
A little self-promotion is an essential part of an album release for most major musicians. But whilst some artists stick to the chat show circuit and others turn towards interesting technology-based additions (see Metronomy’s new single I’m Aquarius for reference,) singer Paloma Faith has sought to explore her powerful and traditional visual identity in yet more depth in her quest to better…
FAULT Reviews: ‘And Every Day was Overcast’ – An Illustrated Novel by Paul Kwiatkowski
“Memories of childhood humanize us as adults. With age, our version of that time is deformed then reassembled. What fragments bleed through are tailored to a narrative designed to hide vulnerability.”
-P.K., And Every Day Was Overcast
If the absence of vulnerability is a hallmark of adult self-retrospection as the first three lines of Paul Kwiatkowski’s debut novel, And Every Day Was…