Culture
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Can I have a word?
Canadian author Margaret Atwood is almost as well known for her relentless activism as she is for her award-winning novels – but she is far more enthusiastic about the latter.
Cover Story
‘Real’ books make good business sense, as proved by Vancouver’s new launch The Paper Hound. The secret to challenging electronic devices? Believing in a beautiful cover.
Outside the box
Israel has long avoided wading into the international news environment, wary of its own global perception. Until, that is, the recent launch of i24 TV channel.
Art Market
Gallery and auction news, a photo sale in San Diego and a Q&A with the Saatchi Gallery's director.
Out of frame
Preparations for Frieze week are under way. More than a week in Regent’s Park, we meet exhibitors, technicians and contemporaries who help create the bigger picture of London's illustrious art fair.
Space to think
From modernist Havana to cutting-edge New York and rural England, we explore how art, music and philosophy are being taught in spaces that mirror their subjects.
Living at the movies
As artistic director for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Cameron Bailey watches 700 films a year. But with midnight meetings and hectic schedules, it’s not all fun and games.
Home movie
Monocle gets behind the scenes of Brunei’s first commercial feature film as local artists look to establish an indigenous movie industry to rival their Asian neighbours and make a splash on the stage.
