Today we start a new series, “Keeping Time,” where Whitewall chooses one watch per week that we love. Our choices won’t always be new but… Read More »Keeping Time:
Dubey & Schaldenbrand’s
Dôme GMT in Blue and Red
Last month, right before the holidays, saw the opening of Heist, Washington D.C.’s newest lounge located in DuPont Circle. Established by D.C. nightlife royalty Charles… Read More »Lush Life: D.C.’s Latest Lounge is More Legit Than You Think
In March, 2010 Amy Stein and Stacy Arezou Mehrfar, two American born photographers, traveled throughout Australia photographing the people, landscape, ephemera, and wildlife to collaboratively… Read More »New Art Photography: Australia’s “Tall Poppy Syndrome”
To celebrate his 66th birthday, David Bowie surprised fans by releasing “Where Are We Now,” his first song in ten years. That’s epic by itself, but it… Read More »Video: Artist Tony Oursler Directs David Bowie’s New Music Video
Frankies Spuntino 570 launches our new series, Favorite Meal, which highlights some of the best meals in New York, both on and off the menu. — Being… Read More »Favorite Meal: Dandelion Salad with Grilled Octopus at Frankies 570
Sculptural artist Wendell Castle’s new installation, A New Environment, opens tomorrow at the Friedman Benda gallery, located at 515 West 26th Street in Chelsea, New… Read More »Profile: Wendell Castle on Furniture Design as Sculpture
After (just about) surviving Sandy, NYC’s Chelsea galleries are bouncing back this 2013 with a fresh new roster of exhibitions to help us get over… Read More »What to See:
Top Exhibitions Opening This Week
Today marks our first installment of Curated Saturday, a series that chronicles the art, shopping, and dining experience of Whitewall contributors in New York. Contributors… Read More »Curated Saturday: From Bob Dylan to The Paris Theatre
Last year, Britain experienced a wave of seminal feeling across its land for both the collective being and individual alike. Disregarding all that track and… Read More »Please Do Touch: Antony Gormley Discusses his Model Sculpture at White Cube
In Brooklyn-based photographer Timothy Briner’s black and white bi-monthly photographic series Gotham City, Briner transforms contemporary New York City back to the moody, urban decay-filled yet glamorous… Read More »Gotham City: Contemporary New York in Black and White Part 1
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