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Culture

Breath of fresh air

In New York, Alanna Heiss, founder of P.S.1, has launched her next act: Art International Radio. AIR is a new, independent radio station dedicated to the city’s vibrant art and culture scene.

  • Issue #35
  • 10 min read
Alanna Heiss stands on a spiral staircase inside the Clocktower Gallery in lower Manhattan.
Affairs

Africa/Middle East

A call for better treatment of Lebanon's army of maids and nannies, plus a transport boost in São Tomé and why Africa didn't make out 25 most liveable cities.

  • Issue #35
  • 5 min read
African odyssey
Affairs

Americas

Mayor Bloomberg gives the go-ahead for a new park in New York, Brazil overhauls in libraries in a bid to address its social problems, and Canada goes scouting for new Scientific talent.

  • Issue #35
  • 5 min read
Man reading a book in a bright, yellow-walled library corridor with black bookshelves on both sides.
Design

Fashion

Summer prints for women and tailored shirts and jackets for men. Plus a new boutique in Houston, Texas, selling casual menswear.

  • Issue #35
  • 6 min read
Button-up
Travel and restaurants

Monocle travel guide

Our global favourites this month include a London sushi spot, a lovers’ retreat in Greece and a Taipei hotel full of Warhol and Dalí originals. We also profile Norwegian airline Widerøe.

  • Issue #34
  • 11 min read
Monocle travel guide
Environment

Green wings

Widerøe is green in both livery and ethos, thanks to its successful carbon offset scheme – just one reason why its customers seem to love the carrier so much.

  • Issue #34
  • 2 min read
Green wings
Design

Fashion

Beams opens a new store in Japan, the owners of Opening Ceremony show us their favourite pieces and we talk to the founders of the Tenet pop-up concept in the US.

  • Issue #33
  • 8 min read
Fashion
Food & Drink

Business

Brunei prepares to cash in on the global halal food market, the world's largest wind turbine arrives, and an Italian ice cream maker goes green.

  • Issue #33
  • 5 min read
Women vendors selling halal food products at a covered market stall in Brunei.
Architecture

Life in miniature

In studios around the world, they sit with scalpels, glue and balsa wood, creating everything from mini cities to pint-sized planes and shrunken ships in order to secure big budgets to build the real…

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model of a building

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