Welcome to Beyond the Wall, my monthly edit of the things I’ve been discovering, loving, and thinking about lately, from exhibitions and artists to hotels, restaurants, travel, fashion, and the ...

At Paris’s Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine, the artist brings contemporary sculpture into dialogue with architectural history, feminine spiritual authority, and the power of attraction. The ...

In the summer of 1996, Rita Ackermann found an unexpected way out of the spotlight. Invited to perform as a singer at a record release event, the artist conceived something altogether different: a ...

Curator Mark Godfrey reflects on Kerry James Marshall’s “The Histories,” its Paris debut, and the many narratives woven into the artist’s work. WHITEWALLER: This is the first exhibition in France ...

At 79 rue du Temple, Galerie Timonier has given Joe Hoyt a booth that asks for something increasingly rare during a Paris art week: time. At Post-Fair Paris, where the eye is constantly moving from ...

For its arrival in New York, Massimo Dutti chose not to open a store and stop there. The new SoHo flagship at 575 Broadway is the anchor of a wider cultural program, built with New York-based creative ...

For the 2026 presentation of Design Miami.Paris, now now in its fourth edition, Whitewall spoke with its CEO Jen Roberts about its unforgettable show of decorative arts, programs, partnerships, and ...

British designer Charlotte Simone has spent more than a decade building a label instantly recognizable for its fluffy, 1970s-inflected Penny Lane coats. Today, she works outside the traditional ...

Working between contemporary art and collectible design, the multidisciplinary creative discusses the beauty of ambiguity, the importance of craftsmanship, and finding a new expression for Pinto’s ...

Between the fairs, London’s galleries open their strongest programs of the season. In Mayfair and St James’s, Gagosian looks back at Magritte ninety years after the 1936 Surrealist show, Thaddaeus ...