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Collecting
Canadian masterpieces for sale, the Diane Dufresne Art Centre and a British Columbia art collection.
Family business
In Winnipeg and New York, McNally bookshops are the essence of their communities. We explore how the family-run business continues its legacy of expertly curated titles and neighbourhood spirit.
Show offs
Monocle visits the annual trade fairs where craft aficionados are upholding traditions such as barrel-making and basket-weaving and forward-looking ceramicists are reinventing the humble tile.
Culture
London’s art-world future after Brexit, plus documentarian Andrew Rossi takes on Manhattan’s Met.
Media
We’re caught by film-maker Naotaro Endo’s documentary on Tokyo’s iconic Tsukiji fish market.
Popular appeal
As one of the biggest events in TV news, the US presidential election sees broadcasters compete fiercely. How are they ramping up for the final Clinton vs Trump showdown in November?
Collecting
We meet Bonhams ceo Matthew Girling and contemporary African art comes to London.
Divide and conquer
Yinka Shonibare's work provokes strong reactions. On the eve of a new show about our fractious world, the Turner Prize nominee reveals how he creates his art and how his life works.
Added value
Buying a work of art to start a collection can be daunting. We’ve turned to experts from both ends of the spectrum – an adviser, collector, and artist – for creative insight.
Selling with soul
What do artists and dealers talk about? Jeff Koons and Almine Rech are friends who work together, moving walls to accommodate his work. Here’s a window on their unusual world.
