We are in Fall River, in the United States of America, which is a city part of Bristol County in the state of Massachusetts. The FABRIC Arts Festival is set to take place in Fall River on September 25th-28th with a multidisciplinary program that aims to interweave local traditions, places, and people in the creation of a new way to experience the city. Fabric Arts Festival is a celebration of art, music, community and the city and it’s organized by Casa dos Açores Nova de Inglaterra (CANI).

Among the artists involved, the artist Alberonero, who made “Molo“. He tells us:

“Molo is a temporary installation built on top of the water in the city of Fall River. The work is dedicated to the gaze and the relationship between our body and the space around it. A place to enter and discover a new and extraordinary point of view on the characteristics of the industrial and natural landscape of the city, traditions, and roots of the place. The work is ephemeral and it’s possible to look through it, for it was built using wood and agricultural mesh, which enables the work to breathe and to be penetrated by the light and shadows, changing its aspect over different times of the day.  A place to be discovered playing with the surfaces of the veils, inspired by temporary and primitive nomad architecture.” Alberonero always works with the square module and also here that he made this pavilion using the rectangular shape, in the cut of the nets and in the “plan” of this structure made by poor materials and opened to the sea. It’s like a corridor towards the infinite blue, which is reflected in the water and which changes every time with the light changes.

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Un post condiviso da Luca Boffi (@alberonero_) in data: 9 Ott 2019 alle ore 2:18 PDT

Text by Bianca Felicori
Photo by Diogo Lima and Alberonero

If you are looking for the last song to add to your October playlist, the Golfers got just what you want.

Max and Claudio have just released their second single after the previous “Your Game“: it’s called “Good Reason”, but there’s more than one good reason to listen to it.

The first one is that it’s a song you can listen to on Monday, feeling that the weekend has just begun. Also, it’s inspired by The Blaze and Jamie XX but mixes these influences with some innovative ideas and an original sound.

There’s another one good reason and it’s the stunning video that accompanies the track: the clip was shot by Dario De Simone in Naples and set in Made in Cloister Foundation that each year hosts a site-specific work created by international artists in order to support the dialogue between ancient tradition and contemporary art.

Look at the “Good Reason” video below and read more about Golfers in our interview.

Ciao Golfers, introduce yourself with few words and a song.

Ciao Collater.al, we are Max and Claudio but, for an unspecified reason, on stage, we like to be called Golfers. We come from Irpinia and we play electronic music mixed with different sounds and vibes, bringing our listeners to clashing dimensions. Our music can’t be described by a genre (and we’re happy with that) so we suggest you to listen to our brand new single “Good Reason” to catch our musical identity.

Tell us how “Good Reason” was born.

That’s a good question! “Good Reason” was born unexpectedly. We were working in our studio on another track and at the end of the day, we realized that the previous track was turned into a new single (“Good Reason”), influenced by our current listenings. It is one of our favorite tracks because it was born in a completely natural way. 

Your project is strictly connected with modern art. The geometric lines, the vivid colors and the op art-inspired artworks represent your style. How do Golfers combine their electronic sound with modern visual art?

Since the beginning, we took care of our project’s aesthetic. The visual must be considered as a crucial aspect of our music. We luckily established a partnership with LAND OH Studio which designed the artworks of these first two singles (“Your Game” and “Good Reason”) as well as those of all our upcoming releases. 

The accompanying live-video for “Good Reason” was shot in Made in Cloister Foundation in Naples. Why did you choose that location and how did you start the partnership with the D.A.T.E. fashion brand?

Our music is strictly connected with modern art. We immediately felt that the Made In Cloister Foundation was our “cup of tea” combining modern art with historic architecture. D.A.T.E. likewise is a brand that combines fashion with music so we enjoyed their support wearing their FW20 sneakers in our video. We will probably do other things together soon.

What album should we listen to today?

“Dancehall” , The Blaze. One of our favorites.

One of the most anticipated returns of this year is that of no less than Queen Elizabeth II. The Crown, the original Netflix series that tells the story of the life of the Queen of England, comes in its third season.

The period of time covered by the ten episodes that will be available from November 17 goes from 1964, that is from the birth of Edward, fourth and last son of the Queen, arriving until 1977.

In these years the English crown has to face several changes related to society, but also to internal problems, not least those related to Prince Charles, who in 1971 met Camilla Parker Bowls and, above all, in 1977 met Diana Spencer. On this last point, there is still no certainty, we do not know if we will really see Lady D or we should wait for the fourth season.

Already at the beginning of the production of the first season, among the plans of the creator Peter Morgan, there was the idea of changing the actors every two seasons, for this reason. we will find a completely new cast starting from the protagonist: Claire Foy had to give way to Olivia Colman, fresh from Oscar for her performance in The Favorite. At her side, we will see, among others, Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret.

All Together is the name of the new cereal mix that Kellogg’s has created to support GLAAD, one of the first non-profit organizations of LGBT activism that has always aimed to better represent the LBGTQ+ community and to combat homophobia and any other form of discrimination related to gender identity and sexual orientation. 

In particular, Kellogg’s supported the anti-bullying campaign by donating $50000 to the organization and making this new breakfast option available for a limited period only at Kellogg’s NYC cafe. 

The color chosen for the new pack is purple, the same color that thousands of people wear during Spirit Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness on the theme of LGBTQ+. Because the keyword is inclusivity, on the box we see 6 Kellogg’s mascots: Tony The Tiger, Toucan Sam, Snap, Crackle and Pop, Cornelius ‘Corny’ Rooster, Sunny and finally Frosted Mini-Wheats. and inside we find their six grains. The final mix includes Raisin Bran, Corn Flakes, Puffed Rice, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops and Frosted Mini-Wheats. 

Supporting diversity and love in all its forms has never been so sweet. 

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October 17th (tomorrow) is Spirit Day! To celebrate, actor and activist @joshuarush will host a Spirit Day event at @kelloggsnyc, in partnership with @glaad, with the limited-release All Together boxes available for purchase, along with the chance to mix your own one-of-a-kind cereal. For more information about Spirit Day and to take the pledge to stand up against bullying, go to the link in bio. ????

Un post condiviso da Kellogg’s NYC (@kelloggsnyc) in data: 16 Ott 2019 alle ore 8:18 PDT