Katy Donoghue

2 weeks ago | whitewall.art | Katy Donoghue

This week in Milan, Salone del Mobile, alongside dozens of design-focused events, presentations, and special exhibitions. With previews beginning early on Monday, we’re bringing you a first look at Milan Design Week, starting with new collections by Flos and La Double J, as well as special exhibitions from Saint Laurent and Gucci. And be sure not to miss the debut of Louis Vuitton‘s new home collection. This week in Milan, lighting design company Flos is taking part in the Euroluce biennial.

3 weeks ago | whitewall.art | Katy Donoghue

When you hear Refik Anadol speak about the future of art and technology, you can’t help but feel hopeful. His vision for the potential of AI art is one full of possibility and hope. He also readily recognizes the responsibilities that come with the capabilities and consequences of artificial intelligence. He sees failures and challenges as an opportunity to find out what else could be done—done better, done ethically, done sustainably, and done for the well-being of humanity.

2 months ago | whitewall.art | Katy Donoghue

New and recent paintings and sculptures by Shinique Smith are currently on view at Rele Gallery in Los Angeles in “Social Fabrics: Magic & Memory.” On view through March 22, the exhibition showcases the LA-based artist’s adept material manipulation, creating pieces that bulge, expand, and take up space with gathered fabrics pregnant with personal and shared histories. Whitewall caught up with Smith to learn more about the wonder, enchantment, joy, and reflection of her practice.

Jan 21, 2025 | whitewall.art | Katy Donoghue

Tune in at the link below to watch the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall/Winter 2025 runway show, live from Paris on Tuesday, January 21 at 1:30pm EST.

Jan 13, 2025 | whitewall.art | Katy Donoghue

This year, the work of Daniel Buren could be found casting colorful shapes of light against the lawns and through the windows of hotels in Italy, France, and Brazil. At art fairs from Dubai to Madrid, his prismatic and reflective sculptures please and dizzy the eye. Over the summer in Normandy, his signature colorful stripes were applied to sails of the Petite rade de Cherbourg exposition. In Paris, checkered windows in red, purple, and yellow filled the facade of Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche.