Sam’s Riverside: A Restaurant with a View to Dine For
A new restaurant breathes a new lease of life to a much loved corner of west London with impressive views of Hammersmith Bridge.
Year: 2019
I Have a Dream: Matt Small’s Portraits of Hope
Matt Small’s work is a real life irony, discarded metal junk recomposed to form something of immense beauty.
Rugby World Cup: The Secret Life of Tokyo
Scrum, Sento and Sushi will be in the right order if England are crowned Rugby World Cup Champions in Japan.
Tate Serves Up Mouthwatering Warhol in Tasty Spring Menu
Andy Warhol was on the menu, both literally and metaphorically at Tate Modern’s unveiling of its biggest show in nearly two decades dedicated to the artist.
Marylebone to lose its Monocle
Monocle could be moving out of its Marylebone HQ after its lease expires in 2020 according to founder and Editor-in-Chief Tyler Brule.
Royal Court Theatre to Clean up its Act in 2020 Net Zero Bid
Royal Court Theatre has announced plans to make 2020 a carbon net zero year.
This is What Brexit Art Looks Like
Jeff Koons, eat your heart out, two balloon dogs are the new darlings of the art world.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Keep Calm and Sleep Like a Weddell
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is a harbinger of Autumn and everywhere you look there are extraordinary images illustrating the rich tapestry of nature, earth’s biodiversity and animal behaviour.
Laughing and Crying about Dementia
A hilarious, heart-wrenching musical comedy about a very touching subject.
How to be a Modern Estate Agent
Modern House, described as “an estate agent like no other” has jettisoned four wheels for two.