The Monocle Arts Review
September on the silver screen, Amsterdam’s arts and the colourful life of Molly Parkin
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Chapter 1
Film review with Karen Krizanovich and Anna Smith
Film critics Karen Krizanovich and Anna Smith join Ben Rylan in the studio to lead us through what’s on the silver screen this week: play-cum-feature ‘Una’, British romance ‘God’s Own Country’, feel-good rap drama ‘Patti Cake$’ and action thriller ‘Stratton’.
23 minutes
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Chapter 2
Molly Parkin
The artist Molly Parkin has had a colourful life, and not just as a painter. She is also well-known for her sexually charged novels and hedonistic exploits in the 1960s.
6 minutes
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Chapter 3
Amsterdam: Uitmarkt Festival
For 40 years, Uitmarkt festival has marked the beginning of the cultural season in the Netherlands, providing a platform for the country’s numerous museums and performance artists to show what they’re up to in the months to come. So what’s hot, and what’s not? Monocle’s Amsterdam correspondent Venetia Rainey has been taking the temperature of the arts and culture scene.
6 minutes
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Chapter 4
The global countdown: Germany
Fernando Augusto Pacheco looks at the fourth biggest music market’s first ever number one and what’s at the top this week.
9 minutes
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