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The Monocle Weekly - Peter Bagge
1 December 2020
Legendary underground cartoonist Peter Bagge joins Monocle 24 to reflect on a career in comics as his seminal series ‘Hate’ is republished as a complete collection.
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Monocle on Design - Extra: Go with the flow – riverside revival
20 February 2020
The banks of Oslo’s Akerselva River are experiencing a wave of change. Landscape architect and planner Ola Bettum explains how to redesign a riverside.
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Métier Class by Chanel - Introducing Métier Class with Chanel
1 March 2019
Listen to a preview of one of the final interviews with the late, great art director for Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, as part of a new series of conversations with Chanel’s family of collaborators, including Pharrell Williams…
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Monocle on Design - Extra: 'Cars: Accelerating the Modern World'
12 March 2020
'Cars: Accelerating the Modern World' is an exhibition at London's V&A museum examining the shifting role of the automobile in everything from social style to mechanics. We speak to its curator, Brendan Cormier.
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Monocle on Design - Extra: Fictions
22 April 2021
The inaugural project by Collectif des Créateurs Canadiens launches this week. The immersive virtual experience titled “Fictions” broadcasts from Montreal and showcases designs from the city’s makers.
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: Big art
27 May 2018
We discuss the appeal and power of large-scale art. Plus: artist Tom Hammick, the differences between UK and US English and chef Mini Patel on the return of the British café.
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: The art of diplomacy
6 May 2018
We discuss how artwork can impact and influence diplomacy. Plus: how cities are adapting to our changing workplaces, how reading helped one person tackle anorexia and the evolution of the gastropub.
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: The art of change
15 April 2018
We look at whether art can encourage social change, explore why we immortalise musicians and speak with LA-based forward-thinking musician E Ruscha V about his album ‘Who Are You’. Plus: Jane Robinson on the women’s march…
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: Pop art
1 July 2018
We discuss pop art with an artist and a gallerist, and look at the life of Dorothea Lange. Plus: feminist saints, weekend papers and Korean food.
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: Postwar art
17 June 2018
We discuss how conflict can change and affect artwork, and profile the life of Frida Kahlo. Plus: MP Jo Swinson, the weekend papers and chef Martha Ortiz.
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: Art of the heart and mind
8 April 2018
Get under the skin of art as we look at artists’ personalities, get a glimpse into Picasso’s personal life and reflect on the heart through art. Plus: we preview EstLitFest and try some Indian cuisine.
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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 36: Shedding light on art
24 February 2017
Harry Triggs and Andrew Molyneux met at university, studying industrial design. Triggs went on to be a lighting consultant and Andrew a product designer but in 2012 they combined forces to launch TM Lighting, helping cli…
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Sunday Brunch - Sunday Brunch: Art in the digital age
18 March 2018
We look at how technology has affected art, visit exhibition ‘The Classical Now’ and go on a no-screen reading retreat. Plus: Jonathan Ray brings the champagne, we have brunch with Salon’s owner and Juliette Foster reviews…
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Meet the Writers - Monocle Reads: A Little History of Art
19 May 2022
On Monocle Reads this week Georgina Godwin speaks to Charlotte Mullins, art critic and former editor of ‘Art Review’, about her latest book, ‘A Little History of Art’. It is a comprehensive and thrilling journey through 100…
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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 78: Mark Cass of Cass Art
22 December 2017
Mark Cass opened Cass Art, a shop offering top-quality art material in 1984. Since then the brand has grown and it now has over 10 locations across the UK. Mark tells us the story of a company that wants to fill towns with…
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Monocle on Design - Extra: Stan Lee and comic-book art
15 November 2018
Comic-book fans are mourning the passing of Stan Lee, who helped to make a niche industry popular and lucrative. We discuss the growing appreciation of graphics and ask whether comic-book illustrators are due more recogn…
