Millie Walton

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Millie Walton

Alexandra Metcalf’s first public solo exhibition begins in a waiting room. Nondescript grey carpet, low ceiling, an old television set on a high-up shelf in the corner. Chairs arranged around the periphery at odd intervals suggest the groups who may enter such a space – families, couples – and their instinct to separate themselves through a series of small but significant gaps. This is one of two constructed spaces that reimagine The Perimeter gallery in London as a kind of medical facility.

1 month ago | citizen-femme.com | Millie Walton

In our ongoing series, Millie Walton selects and explores the world’s best art hotels. This month, she finds herself at 45 Park Lane in London. 45 Park Lane has a storied past. Designed by Bauhaus architect Walter Gropius, the curved grey concrete structure was a magnet for the city’s rich and famous in the 1960s, and even played host to the London outpost of the Playboy Club. Today, it’s the more mysterious, sultry sibling to The Dorchester, just a few doors down.

Mar 25, 2025 | plastermagazine.com | Dora Bond |Millie Walton

8 min read At a sensual new show of Tom Wesselmann’s work, Millie Walton meets the American artist’s former studio assistant to discuss his oft-misunderstood relationship with sex My first thought on encountering Tom Wesselmann’s two-metre painting of an erect penis is: why are men so obsessed with their dicks? I’m being reductive, but it’s also a question that underpins the Pop artist’s provocative choice of subject as well as the mixed reception to these works which were created between...

Mar 14, 2025 | plastermagazine.com | Dora Bond |Millie Walton

8 min read At a sensual new show of Tom Wesselmann’s work, Millie Walton meets the American artist’s former studio assistant to discuss his oft-misunderstood relationship with sex My first thought on encountering Tom Wesselmann’s two-metre painting of an erect penis is: why are men so obsessed with their dicks? I’m being reductive, but it’s also a question that underpins the Pop artist’s provocative choice of subject as well as the mixed reception to these works which were created between...

Mar 10, 2025 | plastermagazine.com | Izzy Bilkus |Millie Walton

9 min read As London pulsates with ‘erotic’ art, Millie Walton explores the distinctions between artistic appreciation and sexual arousal I am standing in a haze of smoke that smells something like a cross between Lynx Africa and Dior Sauvage, teenage boys’ bedrooms, too much alcohol, bad decisions. It’s musky and overpowering. It’s making my eyes water and my throat scratch. This is not the intended effect. The scent is a pheromone cologne, artificially engineered to make me feel horny. What...