Whitewall Magazine

Whitewall is a unique magazine focused on art and luxury lifestyle, standing out as the only independent publication in its field. Launched in March 2006 and published every three months, Whitewall has redefined high-end luxury magazines and has earned global recognition. The magazine seeks to look past the typical white walls of art galleries, showcasing the individuals who influence the art world and various creative sectors. Whitewall provides a rare and personal experience for its most selective readers.

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From Scrap to Sculpture, Naryan Sinha Shapes a Story of Renewal

3 days ago | whitewall.art | Erica Silverman

This April, IFBE Gallery in Mumbai presented the work of artist Naryan Sinha. For the solo exhibition, he has created an immersive journey that moves viewers along through space, with sculptures spilling across floors and walls, both interior and exterior. Sinha is known for his use of scrap metal materials, a practice he began at a young age while growing up around his family’s business and auto parts.
Kader Attia and “The Hubris of Modernity”

3 days ago | whitewall.art | Erica Silverman

On May 22 in Los Angeles, acclaimed French-Algerian artist Kader Attia unveiled “The Hubris of Modernity” at Regen Projects, on view through June 21. In his tremendous, second solo show with the gallery, the Berlin and Paris-based creative explores entangled histories of colonialism, technology, and Western modernity through a powerful blend of installation, sculpture, and philosophical inquiry.
Insides Hennessy's World of Craft With Renaud Fillioux

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Eliza Jordan

Hennessy has unveiled a multifaceted collaboration with the St. Regis Aspen Resort centered around its esteemed Paradis blend. Now available for booking at the hotel is an overnight stay in The Paradis Suite, named after Hennessy’s renowned cognac.
Prateek and Priyanka Raja’s Vision for a Living Art Ecosystem

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Erica Silverman

The visionary duo Prateek and Priyanka Raja co-founded Experimenter in Kolkata, India in 2009, cultivating a shimmering cradle for contemporary artists to flourish alongside their local and international communities.
Visiting Isabella Ducrot in Her Rome Studio

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Michael Klug

Rome, May 2025 – As part of Dior trip cultural program surrounding the Cruise 2026 show, Whitewall was invited to visit the studio of the legendary artist and writer Isabella Ducrot. At 92, Ducrot remains one of Italy’s most quietly influential creative figures. Her work—spanning textile, paper, pigment, and prose—embodies a deep, personal grammar of beauty rooted in material, memory, and restraint. Stepping into her home-studio in Rome feels like entering a sacred archive.
Inside the Studio of Pietro Ruffo in Rome

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Michael Klug

Surrounding the Dior Cruise 2026 show trip in Rome, Whitewall was invited inside the studio of Roman artist Pietro Ruffo. Known for his intricate map-based drawings and symbolic language rooted in philosophy, astronomy, and history, Ruffo has become a central creative voice in Maria Grazia Chiuri’s vision for Dior. The studio occupies a former industrial site that has hosted artists since 1972.
Dior’s Farewell Show for Maria Grazia Chiuri

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Eliza Jordan

The 18th-century Villa Albani Torlonia hosted Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Cruise 2026 collection for Dior this week in Rome, welcoming guests like Natalie Portman, Deva Cassel, Han So-hee, and Valeria Golino to a hazy show underneath transparent umbrellas. As mist drifted through the manicured hedges, the runway turned into a “Bella Confusione”—the collection’s hauntingly beautiful theme.
Aesop Debuts “The Second Skin” in Milan

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Michael Klug

At the intersection of architecture, sensory experience, and the human body, Aesop continues to redefine the boundaries of retail and design. In “The Second Skin”, a temporary installation unveiled during this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, the brand deepened its commitment to experiential spaces—offering not a showroom, but an embodied encounter.
Enrique Olvera Brings Mezcal to the Table with Manojo

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Angelika Pokovba

“I’ve learned that mezcal is just kind of a good companion,” said Mexico’s two-Michelin-starred chef Enrique Olvera, who recently co-founded Manojo. His all-Espadín mezcal is a well-rounded libation made in Oaxaca, but more than anything, it’s a bottled expression of friendship, fate, good omens, and, of course, great taste. It captures the spirit of how things are done in Mexico: with friends, good vibes, a touch of mysticism, and a long, lingering sobremesa.
Louis Vuitton Cruise 2026 Shines in Avignon

1 week ago | whitewall.art | Eliza Jordan

Last week in Avignon, Louis Vuitton took center stage in the Cour d’Honneur of the Palais des Papes. Here, passions typically play out during the city’s celebrated theater festival, yet the stunning Provencal space hosted the fashion maison’s latest Cruise 2026 collection show, exploring the performative aspect of clothing and its inherent artistic and narrative values.