Danielle Mckinney
Danielle McKinney is celebrated for her richly layered, psychologically charged portraits that centre Black women in moments of deep introspection and quiet power. Trained as a photographer before turning to painting, McKinney brings a cinematic eye to her compositions—each scene feels intimate, suspended in time, and emotionally resonant. Her figures often exist in private, imagined spaces, inviting viewers into a world shaped by self-possession, spirituality, and storytelling.
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Michael Kagan’s ‘Downforce’ at Pace New York: The High-Speed Intersection of Art and Formula One
Michael Kagan’s recent solo exhibition Downforce at Pace Prints, New York, offered a captivating collision between the worlds of contemporary art and Formula One racing. On view from 21 March to 26...
Collection in Focus: Beatriz Milhazes: Rigor and Beauty at the Guggenheim Museum, New York
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York is currently celebrating the vibrant and globally acclaimed artist Beatriz Milhazes with its latest “Collection in Focus” presentation, Rigor and Beauty...
George Condo’s ‘Pastels’: A Dazzling Dual Exhibition in New York
The recently concluded dual exhibition George Condo: Pastels, held across Hauser & Wirth and Sprüth Magers in New York, offered a compelling exploration into the mind of one of contemporary art...
