The Face

The Face: established in London in 1980, this iconic style magazine has made its return in 2019. It offers endless exploration for today’s audience. Founded by Nick Logan, The Face was the first of its kind, setting the standard for style magazines. From its inception, it was a cultural leader, delving into music, fashion, film, television, society, politics, and global issues. The magazine approached these topics with creativity, humor, sophistication, and innovative graphic design. In 2019, The Face has been revitalized. With a fresh team and a modern perspective, it remains committed to its original vision and values. This progressive, multi-platform publication honors Logan’s groundbreaking legacy while adapting to the current era.

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English

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#187179

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#28956

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#423

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David Cronenberg: “AI is inevitable and I don’t fear it at all”

3 days ago | theface.com | James Balmont

“It’s quite stunning to be able to write a scene and then have your computer do the rest… Find the actors, find the setting, do the shooting. So I think the use of AI is inevitable”
How Burberry’s festival-themed pub quiz converted a Glasto sceptic

1 week ago | theface.com | Eni Subair

How can you lose if you don’t answer the question?
Mark William Lewis’s introspective music is making a lot of noise

1 week ago | theface.com | James Balmont |Steve Gullick

“All my favourite songwriters’ best qualities are their abilities to reckon with themselves. I knew I was going to be touring a lot, and so I felt that night after night I should believe in what I’m saying” “A24 completely let me do what I want. It feels really fresh and exciting [in a way that] signing with a classic indie label that imposes its own context perhaps doesn’t”
The Nu China music scene is breaking through the firewall

1 week ago | theface.com | Isaac Muk |Feng LI

The seeds of Nu China were sown around a decade ago by pioneering leftfield club crews Genome 6.66 Mbp and SVBKVLT, who were some of the earliest proponents of deconstructed, weirdo electronic music in the country.
For Martine Rose, home is where the heart is

1 week ago | theface.com | Eni Subair

“The show] is a story about that and a celebration of culture and independence” “I’m like a boomerang, I’ll always come home”
The Glastonbury line-up is pretty good, actually

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Davy Reed |Jade Wickes

Ki/Ki – The Temple – 1:30 — 2:30Your brain will likely be completely depleted of serotonin by this point, but you should push through one last time for the techno-laden speedy bangers from Ki/Ki. The Dutch DJ/producer’s high-powered sets are consistently amongst some of the best I’ve seen on the festival circuit. Maybe keep your sunglasses on for this one. JW
Favour Jonathan never wants Black women to question their hair

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Eni Subair

And so Favour, a multifaceted artist who usually explores themes tied to 19th century Nigerian and Black British culture, decided to harness all of the above and make it into its own project: A Statement of Pride. This is a visual documentation of the various self-styled hairdo’s she’s worn over the years.
Franz from Turnstile is the coolest bass player in the world

2 weeks ago | theface.com | James Balmont

“I’ve got to try and play the song, but I’m grabbing a dude by the shirt cos he’s about to stage dive. That shit is just real fun”
This is Amalia Ulman's moodboard

3 weeks ago | theface.com | Jade Wickes

“Being in front of the camera is not important to me. I’m just used to it. But I don’t think I’ll be doing it in my next film. The reason I’ve been in front of the camera before, especially early on with online performances and stuff, is because I’m autistic and I find it easier to work with myself than having to communicate with other people. So it’s been a necessary evil.
All of these designers could be the future

3 weeks ago | theface.com | Joe Bobowicz