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What a scoop

17 March 2007

In our regular series on the world’s more obscure yet inspirational trade fairs, Monocle despatched a team to Rimini to cover Sigep, one of the biggest ice cream trade conventions in the world.

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The Menu - Gelato and cat-cafés

12 September 2014

We visit the gelato world championship in Rimini, hear of a cat-café feud in Montréal and meet two top chefs: Australian Bill Granger and London's Ollie Dabbous.

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The Monocle Arts Review - Art: Francesca Gavin

3 August 2015

For some arty summer fun, critic and curator Francesca Gavin reviews ‘Alien Sex Club’ at Ambika P3 in London, Hanna Liden’s totem-pole-like bagel sculptures in New York and Maurizio Cattelan’s Italian postcard creations…

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High minded

16 November 2017

Perched above the clouds, tiny San Marino has no airport or railway station but it does have 17 centuries of national history. With its bird’s-eye view of the world, its aloof attitude to foreign affairs is understandable…

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Salone del Mobile

16 May 2016

Every April designers, architects, manufacturers and buyers descend on Milan for the world’s premier furniture fair. Some 2,000 exhibitors display their wares at the fairgrounds in Rho while others opt for Fuorisalone, the…

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Inventory No. 48

20 October 2011

On Monocle’s wish list this month are crockery where the clay is the star, eco detergents that really work and waste bins you’ll actually want to handle.

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The Monocle Shop

25 March 2021

Spring is most definitely in our step this month, with a selection bringing forth light fabrics, bold tableware and fresh finishing touches for your home. Oh, and a bright tote to take outside.

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Matters of perspective

19 October 2023

From a searing look at the travails of North Korean defectors to glimpses of beauty through a German master’s viewfinder, we present the season’s cultural highlights.

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Call of the wild

16 November 2023

Nature tamed is offered up in national parks, zoos and even shopping centres. But can humans learn to let go and allow it to take control again? One photographer has spent six years looking at this troubled captive world…

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In the balance

19 October 2023

A rugged archipelago in the Baltic has been demilitarised since 1856 but as war rumbles on in Europe, can it retain its peaceful status?