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Ari Shapiro
NPR’s Ari Shapiro has reported on Isis in Iraq and presidential elections. Now one of the most listened to news broadcasters, he talks about foraging, trust and his career.
The usual, please
The editor in chief of ‘Zeit Magazin’ on where he goes to shoot the breeze over a first-rate cocktail.
Team culture
After decades dodging the issue of art looted by the Nazis, France has set up a new mission to find the heirs to thousands of works that have lain unclaimed.
Making history
The Victoria and Albert Museum’s experts are rallying to move its vast store to a modern facility.
Art of the possible
Kengo Kuma has designed a new museum in Turkey that is aiming to put locals in the frame.
Tsinandali tunes
The first edition of a Georgian festival that’s bringing together musicians from the Caucasus to discuss their shared future.
Expo: Fête accompli
Every generation the quiet Vaud town of Vevey comes ablaze in a riot of colour, costumery and carousing during its Fête des Vignerons.
The Ten
Our curated selection of cultural highlights spans from LA trio Muna's electro-pop evolution to Marseilles' most relaxed art fair, featuring emerging galleries and artists under 40.
Directors’ cut
The more incendiary the conversation around cultural topics becomes, the more museum directors take on the role of mouthpieces for how society should deal with thorny issues.
Editor’s Letter: Meet and greet
Tyler Brûlé reveals our plans to bring even more of the Monocle experience to you.
