To point out the irony surrounding Robert Lazzarini’s current show entitled “Damage,” on view at Marlborough Chelsea until February 16, is actually not ironic. The… Read More »Robert Lazzarini’s Sculptural Distortions
Whitewall is delighted to present our second edition of “Art Travels” by Andrea Hazen. In this edition, Hazen visits Chelsea post Sandy and London. — Hurricane… Read More »Art Travels: Chelsea after Sandy with Andrea Hazen
“There’s beer in the fridge,” said artist Björn Roth. “Have a drink if you like.” This gesture of hospitality was extended inside a ramshackle workshop… Read More »Björn Roth maintains his father’s Legacy at the new Hauser & Wirth
This week for our series “In the Mag” we bring you a special look at Veuve Clicquot’s Hotel du Marc in Reims, France. Whitewall visited… Read More »In The Mag: Veuve Clicquot’s Hotel du Marc in Reims, France
Jack Pierson’s “THE END OF THE WORLD“ opened on January 12th at Regen Projects in Los Angeles. His most striking piece, also entitled The End Of The… Read More »Artist Jack Pierson Awaits The Rapture
Whitewall‘s coverage of SIHH continues with our selection of the most classically designed and innovative new watches: Mystery and hidden complexity are the inspirations behind… Read More »Best in Classic Design and Innovation at SIHH: Cartier, Parmigiani, and Greubel Forsey
Some hundreds of years ago, Frederick William II walked between the pillars of the Brandenburg Gate, but since July 2011, it has been the kingdom… Read More »A Look at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Berlin
Faking one’s death is very in vogue these days. James Bond did it recently in Skyfall and the protagonist of blockbuster thriller Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn escaped a… Read More »Andy Kaufman Might Just Show up at Maccarone Gallery
Beruti’s latest fall/winter 2013 menswear collection, designed by Alessandro Sartori, takes inspiration from genealogy, evolution, and the outdoors. Held appropriately at the Museum of Natural… Read More »Berluti: Alessandro Satori uses genealogy and evolution as Muse
Photographing the “mundane” has become such an overused genre that it feels at times as trite as a photograph of a business handshake. Curtis Hamilton’s ongoing untitled… Read More »New Art Photography: Curtis Hamilton Solves Problems with Photography
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