Most days you can find Kelly Beeman at her studio, in Brooklyn, working on striking paintings of domestic scenes done in small, elegant brushstrokes. Her typical day starts at 7 or 8 A.M. and ends at 10 P.M. If there’s a show coming up, she might stay all night.
Beeman, who recently turned 40, has worked on illustrations for brands such as Louis Vuitton, JW Anderson, and Loewe, as well as publications like Numéro and Interview. She’s also a fine artist represented by Perrotin, one of the world’s leading contemporary galleries. Last Wednesday, she unveiled her new solo show, “Summer,” at Perrotin’s Lower East Side gallery. On the ground floor, the renowned interdisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham opened his exhibition.
