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Collaboration Issue CONTEMPORARY ART AND LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FALL 2020 The COLLABORATION ISSUE KERBY JEAN-RAYMOND & DELPHINE DIALLO - ADRIAN CHENG - TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA - ALEXANDRE ARNAULT & DANIEL ARSHAM - BISA BUTLER - FUTURA2000 & VIRGIL ABLOH WHITEWALL 1 Publication: Whitewall Ship Info: Whitewall IO #: None Whitewall Magazine Issue: 2020-FALLissue 114 East 25th st Ad Type: DPS4CB New York, NY 10010 Client: Christian Dior Couture - 439556-05 B: = 21” x 14” Attn: Laurent Moisi Project: 2020 Dior Couture T: = 20.5” x 13.75” T: release link email Campaign: FALL Issue Bonus S: = 20” x 13.25” E: [email protected] Creative: FALL RTW Women Proofs: 1 AE: LL B:21” T:20.5” S:20” 800.929.DIOR (3467) DIOR.COM S:13.25” T:13.75” B:14” WHITEWALL 2 WHITEWALL 3 439556-05_DiorCouture_Whitewall_FALL2020BONUS_DPS4CB.indd 1 9/9/20 2:11 PM FS:9.75” FS:9.75” F:10.25” F:10.25” 33 East 17th Street, New York, NY 10003 • 646-230-1900 Contact lilly goldbard with any questions regarding these materials. ph: 646-929-5060 email: [email protected] WHITEWALL 4 WHITEWALL 5 712207_Max_WhitewallSept_x1.indd 2-3 7/31/20 11:09 AM Whitewall Magazine • SEPTEMBER 2020 • 2 Page Spread • LHP • Trim: 10.25” x 13.75” Bleed: 10.5” x 14” • Job# 712207 Whitewall Magazine • SEPTEMBER 2020 • 2 Page Spread • RHP • Trim: 10.25” x 13.75” Bleed: 10.5” x 14” • Job# 712207 WHITEWALL 6 WHITEWALL 7 WHITEWALL 8 WHITEWALL 9 Whitewall spring D westside 03 20.indd Tutte le pagine 27/02/20 16.36 WHITEWALL 10 WHITEWALL 11 Publication: Whitewall Ship Info: Whitewall IO #: Pub Letter Whitewall Magazine Issue: 2020-SEPT 114 East 25th st Ad Type: P4CB New York, NY 10010 Client: Christian Dior Couture - 439370-12 B: = 10.5” x 14” Attn: Laurent Moisi Project: 2020 Dior Couture T: = 10.25” x 13.75” T: release link email Campaign: SEPT Issue Pubs - Dior Ad Work S: = 9.75” x 13.25” E: [email protected] Creative: Fall 2020 RTW Proofs: 1 AE: LL B:10.5” T:10.25” S:9.75” THE LETTER Courtesy of Futura2000. 800.929.DIOR (3467) DIOR.COM FROM THE EDITOR I send this issue to print with a heavy heart again. Here in the U.S., protests continue, reinvigorated by the senseless shooting of another Black man, Jacob Blake, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. As Blake lies in a hospital, unsure whether he’ll be able to walk again, inexplicably handcuffed to his bed, a young white man has shot and killed two protestors with an openly carried gun, while police did nothing. The men who shot and killed Breonna Taylor in her home have still not been brought to justice. The pandemic rages on in much of the country as the number of dead upticks closer and closer to 200,000. Borders are closed and restrictions on daily life are in place. The presidential election looms large, just a few months away. Some schools have opened while others remain closed for online learning. Caregivers, like myself, are expected to do it all without any support. And yet we have found a way to exist in this new normal, and hopefully here and there, find some bright spots. We have learned to truly value human interaction and connection—even, or especially, with masks on and socially distanced. With that in mind, we’ve put together our very first Collaboration Issue. Many of the conversations you’ll find here took place via Zoom or over the phone. All inevitably reflected on the past few months and how the pandemic has impacted their lives S:13.25” T:13.75” personally, professionally, and otherwise. B:14” The spring of lockdown in New York gave cover artist Toyin Ojih Odutola time to reflect on her recent magnum opus, “A Countervailing Theory,” which has opened (after being delayed due to COVID-19) at the Barbican in London. Considering the viewer a collaborator and participant in her practice, she sees the changed timing as having been in her favor—the pandemic and recent racial justice movements shedding new light on the narrative. Having first met on the Internet, it was fitting that artist FUTURA2000 and designer Virgil Abloh chatted with each other via Zoom for this issue. They have years of collaborative projects— between them and so many others—under their belt, and the pair shared their thoughts on worthwhile partnerships, the future, and the concept of legacy. Pyer Moss’s Kerby Jean-Raymond, photographed by and in conversation with artist Delphine Diallo, has taken this moment to evaluate his pace and relationship with others. The two discuss how they are trying to show up for the present, a new Black renaissance, and what it means to forgive. We also caught up with R IMOWA’s Alexandre Arnault and recent collaborator, artist Daniel Arsham, who addressed the luxury and now privilege of travel; as well as K11’s Adrian Cheng about the ongoing #LoveWithoutBorders campaign and initiative. We enter the remaining quarter of the year with the hope that change will come, that we will find a way to heal, and that we will be together soon. Until then, we will continue to do the work, share the voices of artists, and find the beauty in our new everyday. Katy Donoghue EDITOR IN CHIEF WHITEWALL 12 WHITEWALL 13 439370-12_DiorCouture_Whitewall_SEPT2020_SP4CB.indd 1 8/6/20 2:56 PM 33 East 17th Street, New York, NY 10003 • 646-230-1900 Contact Erica Ventura with any questions regarding these materials. ph: 646-929-5060 email: [email protected] THE LETTER Courtesy of Futura2000. FROM THE PUBLISHER This fall issue is a special one, because not only are we learning more and more every day about the new realities of COVID-19, but we are also dedicating more time to the changes and collaborations that have arisen from this unique time. This is why we are for the first time publishing a Collaboration Issue. We are dedicating this publication to creatives who have been joining forces to engage, innovate, and make the world a more inspiring place during these politically and emotionally charged times. This fall also marks a new milestone of creating five different covers with the amazing artist Toyin Ojih Odutola, graffiti legend FUTURA2000, artist Daniel Arsham, designer Kerby Jean-Raymond, and K11’s Adrian Cheng. From designers to artists, and from CEOs to curators, this issue is as diverse, rich, and unique as the world we love. It has been made with hope and resilience in challenging times, and with the knowledge that creativity will always prevail. Michael Klug & Laurent Moïsi FOUNDER, PUBLISHER, EDITOR AT LARGE COO, ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER WHITEWALL 14 WHITEWALL 15 COVER IMAGES: DANIEL ARSHAM PROCESS SHOT FOR THE RIMOWA X DANIEL ARSHAM COLLABORATION; PHOTO BY ARSHAM STUDIO. TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA, TO THE NEXT OUTPOST, 2019, CHARCOAL, PASTEL, AND CHALK ON LINEN OVER DIBOND PANEL, 84 X 50 INCHES, COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND JACK SHAINMAN GALLERY, NEW YORK. NEWS FUTURA2000 FUTURA 2000, THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY, 1991, AEROSOL ON WHAT TO SEE, DO, BUY, AND WEAR THIS SEASON. CANVAS, 210 X 270 CENTIMETERS, COURTESY OF THE ARTIST. KERBY JEAN-RAYMOND KERBY JEAN-RAYMOND IN SEAN JOHN BY PYER MOSS SUIT, 22 PHOTO BY DELPHINE DIALLO. ADRIAN CHENG ADRIAN CHENG, CEO OF NEW WORLD DEVELOPMENT AND FOUNDER OF K11, PHOTO BY SWKIT. REVIEWS BETTY CATROUX, GIOVANNA CASTIGLIONI, 32 “CALIFORNIA SKY.” PROFILES YOUNG CHUNG & KIBUM KIM, AURORA JAMES, ALICE WANG, CAMILLE PERRY & HOLLY WRIGHT, ASHTIN BERRY, DEANA HAGGAG, 38 TIFFANY DERRY, JOEONNA BELLORADO-SAMUELS, MYRTIS BEDOLLA. TO WATCH 48 JAMMIE HOLMES, GRACE LYNNE HAYNES, CLOTILDE JIMÉNEZ. FOCUS ANDRE WALKER, FE NOEL, INI ARCHIBONG, 54 LEELEE CHAN, HERON PRESTON. Trevor Paglen Bloom September 10 – November 10, 2020 WHITEWALL PRESENTS 6 Burlington Gardens SPARFELL & OETKER COLLECTION SOAR TOGETHER. London @PACEGALLERY 66 PACEGALLERY.COM SUBSCRIBE AT WHITEWALL.ART WHITEWALL 16 WHITEWALL 17 BISA BUTLER THE ARTIST IS GIVING IDENTITY, HISTORY, AND LEGACY BACK 70 THROUGH HER QUILTED PORTRAITS. FUTURA2000 & VIRGIL ABLOH OLD FRIENDS WHO MET ON THE INTERNET CONNECT VIA ZOOM 76 TO TALK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE MAY HOLD. ADRIAN CHENG THE CEO OF NEW WORLD DEVELOPMENT AND FOUNDER OF K11 IS 82 PROMOTING LOVE AND LEADERSHIP WITHOUT BORDERS. KERBY JEAN-RAYMOND & DELPHINE DIALLO THE FASHION DESIGNER AND ARTIST ARE BOTH DRIVEN BY A 90 DESIRE TO RECLAIM THE NARRATIVE OF BLACK CREATIVITY. TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA THE ARTIST PRESENTS “A COUNTERVAILING THEORY” AT THE 100 BARBICAN THIS FALL. NIGO THE STREETWEAR DESIGNER COLLABORATES WITH VIRGIL ABLOH 108 FOR LOUIS VUITTON MEN’S. ALEXANDRE ARNAULT & DANIEL ARSHAM THE CEO OF RIMOWA AND THE ARTIST IN CONVERSATION 114 AROUND THE DREAM AND UTILITY OF TRAVEL. SUBSCRIBE AT WHITEWALL.ART WHITEWALL 18 WHITEWALL 19 FRIEDMAN BENDA 515 W 26TH STREET FOUNDER, CEO, EDITOR AT LARGE Michael Klug – [email protected] NEW YORK, NY 10001 EDITOR IN CHIEF Katy Donoghue – [email protected] FRIEDMANBENDA.COM COO, ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Laurent Moïsi – [email protected] CREATIVE DIRECTOR marion guggenheim SENIOR EDITOR Eliza JordaN – [email protected] INI ARCHIBONG DANIEL ARSHAM COPY EDITOR Kristin M. 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