Photography
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Pride of place
Among the art-laden walls of Zürich’s Kronenhalle, photographer Michel Comte has found lifelong respite from his globetrotting work with the famous and fashionable.
National treasures
What do you think about when you think about Japan? Beyond the postcards are the people; a nation of unusual ingenuity, fire and skill. Behold our living wonders of the Japanese world!
Crowning glory
It’s easy to recall iconic hairstyles but harder to find one that suits you. We took a trip to Los Angeles to lift the lid on the latest styles and salon cultures.
In the frame
We stopped by to find out what it takes for a photographer to make the cut' to 'We stopped by to find out what it takes to make the cut
Culture
How to translate design on television, the Autophoto show in Paris and a preview of Photo London.
Pete Souza
The former White House photographer on Barack Obama, presidential plates and high-class cuisine on Air Force One.
Calling the shots
In a new series, we meet illustrious figures in places they feel at ease. William Eggleston, once reviled, is now a hero who finds peace at his piano in Memphis.
Expo 89: Soft focus
Portraits of leaders are ubiquitous in Turkey, Spain and Morocco. Monocle paints a picture of their popularity and peers beneath the surface to learn the history of their peculiar reign.
Artistic licence
Ed Ruscha’s pictures have burnt themselves into the world’s retina. As he prepares for a new show, Ruscha welcomes Monocle into his Culver City studio to talk work and inspiration.
Art market
We look ahead to Frieze art fair's return to New York and meet the founders of Photo London.
