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What in the World is Holy Motors About?
French cinema doesn’t get much weirder than Leos Carax’s Holy Motors. To give you an idea, the film opens with the 51-year-old director waking up in the night, sprouting a drill from his middle finger, … read more »
Sufjan Stevens Scores New Justin Peck Ballet
On October 5th, 24-year-old New York City Ballet choreographer Justin Peck and Sufjan Stevens will unveil a new ballet called “Year of the Rabbit” at Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater. We’re not sure what … read more »
NYC: See Sandy Kim at RH Gallery
FADER Photographer and possible inspiration for a Rihanna video Sandy Kim is in a new group show at RH Gallery. The Savage Detectives will also feature work from New York-based artists Jack Greer, Tyler Healy, … read more »
NYC: Go See Jason Nocito and Tim Barber Sign Books at the GQ/Nordstrom Pop Up Shop
Our friends, photographers Jason Nocito and Tim Barber, will be signing books at the GQ/Nordstrom pop up shop tomorrow from 6-8PM. Nocito’s book, I Heart Transylvania, features photos of his wife and her native Vancouver, … read more »
Watch New R. Stevie Moore Documentary In Full
French artist Arnaud Maguet and members of the Toulon-based music collective Hifiklub were so eager to find out what makes R. Stevie Moore tick they flew all the way to Tennessee to interview the lo-fi … read more »
Tauba Auerbach’s Mind-Blowing “RGB Colorspace Atlas”
A talent in her own right, artist Tauba Auerbach has a way of blowing our minds with her collaborative projects. Here, she’s collaborated with Daniel E. Kelm on a new piece titled “RGB Colorspace Atlas.” … read more »
John Cage’s 49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs Goes Viral
In 1977, New York composer John Cage received a commission from Rolling Stone to create a work of art inspired by his hometown, to be published in an issue celebrating the magazine’s relocating to New … read more »
Alex Da Corte Makes Video with Music from Nate Donmoyer of Passion Pit
Alex Da Corte is a visual artist who works through pop themes, though it’s anyone’s guess what kind of pop culture is going to interest him next—he criss crosses seamlessly between Simpsons-style donut sculptures to … read more »
What We’re Reading: Duncan Cooper
Tired of reading the same recommended books from the usual sources? Just think of our weekly What We’re Reading column as your non-committal book club with The FADER and some of your favorite bands. For … read more »
