FAIRE is a new independent quarterly magazine that celebrates creativity.
Among its pages we find intimate and meaningful stories that take us into the homes and workshops of artists who share with us stories of slowness, creation, community and collaboration. We examine and get inspired by the twists and turns in the life of creatives who have managed to find their way.

Creativity can take many forms and is at work when we act as positive catalysts for change within our community, when we find ways to share our knowledge and create learning opportunities to help others grow.
FAIRE is committed to building a community of creatives on and off its pages, while opening up opportunities for collaboration and sharing of expertise.

Dimensions: 21x27 cm
Number of pages: 144
English language

ISSUE 2
In the second issue of FAIRE we find 12 stories that celebrate the creative lives and work of a diverse group of artists, craftsmen and creatives from around the world:
- Stories of Salt and Light by Ruth Steadman
- Domino Whisker, an Irish-born embroidery artist who grew up in Los Angeles, who found her creative voice quite by accident five years ago, after moving to Dublin to care for her father, artist Charlie Whisker, at the beginning of his Alzheimer's diagnosis.
- My Feldt and Linda Lomelino met at My's bakery in their hometown of Halmstad, Sweden. My is a baker and author, Linda combines her love of pastry and photography in her blog "Call me Cupcake" and in her four best-selling books.
- Marie Varenne is a French flower enthusiast who left Paris in search of a slower life in the Provence countryside.
- Freya Bramble-Carter and Chris Bramble are English potters. London-born Chris Bramble has exhibited extensively in the UK and internationally, his porcelain vases and ceramic sculptures are characteristic of the marriage of African and European craftsmanship. Freya Bramble-Carter, Chris's daughter, recently joined her father at her studio in West Hampstead and has developed her loyal following of collectors who crave her handmade clay silhouettes.
- La Maison du Pastel is the oldest pastel producer in the world. It is run by Isabelle Roché, whose family has owned and operated the business since 1865, and by her partner, the American artist Margaret Zayer. 
- Philippa Stanton is a fine artist based in Brighton, UK, still-life photographer and author of the book "Conscious Creativity".
- Emiko Davies is an Australian-Japanese writer, photographer and cookbook author. After a childhood spent traveling the world, Emiko found herself studying art in Florence, Italy, where she met and fell in love with an Italian sommelier.
- Kingsley Walters is a Londoner of Jamaican descent and a highly regarded leather teacher. It offers luxury leather accessories and handcrafted lifestyle items through its eponymous brand
- Nathalie Lété and Angèle Fougeirol are two French mother-daughter artists. Nathalie is one of France's most prolific multidisciplinary artists and together with Angèle, a ceramist, the couple transformed their country house, known as Maison Suzanne, into a painted wonderland.
- Emma Cassi is a fiber artist, jewelry maker and herbalist of French descent and based in the UK.
- Adriana Meunié and Jaume Roig are artists who live and work in the Mallorcan countryside. Their work interprets their relationship with the conservation of local cultures and the natural world.