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27/07/2025

From racetracks to radical art, Goodwood is no longer just about speed.
Once known for vintage motors and aristocratic flair, the Goodwood Estate is shifting gears. Under the long-term vision of the Duke of Richmond, this iconic West Sussex destination has quietly transformed into one of the UK’s most surprising new art spots.

Thoughtfully placed sculptures, light-filled pavilions, and site-specific works by artists like Rachel Whiteread, Amie Siegel, and Hélio Oiticica now animate the historic landscape.

With a focus on art, environment, and education, the Goodwood Art Foundation redefines cultural legacy for the present—rooted in nature, open to all, and always evolving.

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26/07/2025

How the World’s Most Visionary Museums Are Redefining Sustainability…

Around the world, a new era of cultural institutions is emerging where architecture, innovation, and environmental consciousness converge.

From the seawater-cooled systems of Rio’s Museum of Tomorrow to the solar-paneled rooftops of San Francisco’s most iconic museums, each space is a blueprint for what sustainable design can achieve.

Conceived by leading architects and driven by urgent ecological vision, these museums are not only preserving the past, but actively shaping the future.

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24/07/2025

ZEGNA brings its century-long commitment to environmental stewardship to Aspen with the launch of the Oasi Zegna Global Initiatives. Expanding beyond the Italian Alps, the program introduces large-scale reforestation, wildfire mitigation, and ecological education across the region. 
With 160,000 native trees already replanted in Lake Christine in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, and new collaborations with the Aspen Fire Department and local institutions, the initiative reflects a model of responsible luxury rooted in place and purpose. 
By merging conservation with community engagement, through forest gardens, mobile learning stations, and local outreach, ZEGNA redefines what it means to build a lasting legacy in harmony with the natural world.

24/07/2025

“What if waste could speak?”

Our India issue cover story features artist Asim Waqif, whose visionary installations turn urban debris into poetic, interactive architecture. Merging activism, sustainability, and play, Waqif invites us to touch, question, and reimagine the spaces we live in.

From the bamboo-woven AI structure Loy to Bo**el Monstre at Palais de Tokyo, his works challenge the fetishization of objects and the hypocrisies of modern consumption. “I’m not here to preach,” he tells Whitewall. “I want people to drop their defenses—and have fun while doing it.”

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22/07/2025

From racetracks to radical art, Goodwood is no longer just about speed. 
Once synonymous with vintage motors and aristocratic flair, the Goodwood Estate is shifting gears. Under the vision of the Duke of Richmond and curator Ann Gallagher, this iconic West Sussex destination is emerging as one of the UK’s most surprising new art spots.

Thoughtfully placed sculptures, light-filled pavilions, and site-specific works by artists like Rachel Whiteread, Amie Siegel, and Hélio Oiticica now animate the historic landscape. With a focus on art, environment, and education, the Goodwood Art Foundation is redefining what cultural legacy looks like today: rooted in nature, open to all, and always evolving.

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21/07/2025

DUSTIN YELLIN EXPLORES CONSCIOUSNESS, TIME, AND TRANSFORMATION AT ALMINE RECH

In his latest exhibition, “If a bird’s nest is nature, what is a house?”, blurs the lines between the organic and the artificial—layering sculpture, painting, and philosophy into immersive portals of memory and myth.

Drawing on everything from ancient cosmologies to geological time and speculative futures, the artist asks: What does it mean to be human in an age of synthetic nature?

Now on view at New York through August 1.

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21/07/2025

An artist of rare conviction, Raymond Saunders passed away at 90, leaving behind a singular legacy of work that challenged, confounded, and illuminated.

Fusing collage, painting, and chalkboard-like surfaces, Saunders told complex stories—often layered in black—that reflected both the lived experience of a Black American man and the poetics of abstraction.

“I am not here to play the gallery,” he once wrote in his 1967 essay Black Is a Color. “I am responsible for being as fully myself, as man and artist, as I possibly can be.”

Saunders’s first major retrospective, Flowers from a Black Garden, was held last year at the Carnegie Museum of Art—a homecoming to Pittsburgh, the city where his story began. His work lives on in the collections of MoMA, the Met, the Whitney, and many others.

🖤 A towering voice. A generous imagination.

17/07/2025

The Art of the Runway: 12 Unforgettable Set Designs

From monastic minimalism to surrealist salons, these shows proved that fashion begins with a feeling and a powerful set.

Step inside the season’s most visionary environments, where heritage meets spectacle, and architecture becomes storytelling.

Which one transported you the most?
Pick your favorite in the comments

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11/07/2025

As Paris welcomed the Fall/Winter 2025–2026 haute couture season, it did so in the wake of a powerful menswear month and with the creative winds of change sweeping through its most revered maisons. From Demna’s farewell at Balenciaga to Glenn Martens’ long-anticipated debut at Maison Margiela, the week unfolds as a convergence of legacies, reinventions, and experimental brilliance.

10/07/2025

Spencer Lewis’s La noche de día at Fundación La Nave Salinas captures abstraction not as a style, but as a condition of being—alive with materiality, labor, and sensory tension. Installed in a former salt warehouse overlooking Ibiza’s Las Salinas beach, the show offers a powerful meditation on form, place, and perception. Read more on whitewall.art - link in bio.

10/07/2025

This summer, Arles transforms into the global epicenter of photography with the 56th edition of Les Rencontres d’Arles (running through October 5). The program—alongside LUMA Arles’s immersive installations—offers a powerful visual meditation on identity, land, and agency.

09/07/2025

The Amalfi Coast is home to some of Italy’s most iconic stays—from the art-filled halls of Le Sirenuse to the seaside serenity of Borgo Santandrea. Whether perched in Positano, Ravello, Amalfi, or Praiano, these hotels promise unforgettable views, flavors, and design.

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