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Lisson Gallery presents a new series of paintings by the US-born artist Van Hanos commissioned for Frieze London. Next month, Philips will be included in a group exhibition, “The Painted Room,” curated by Scottish artist Caroline Walker at Grimm Gallery in Amsterdam. Enigmatic in nature, they reimagine social dynamics and environments examining how modernist interiors and urban surroundings are occupied by women, mainly women of color. Part of a group presentation, Peres Projects dedicated a section of its booth to Philips’s new series of ultramarine-centered paintings that delve into the nocturnal cosmopolis. Experimenting with spatial dimensions, Philips uses light as a way to move between spaces from the middle to the background. One painting shows a long, almost dark corridor lit with yellow artificial lights, its blindless window overlooking the blue-colored outside world. With interior composition reminiscent of Edward Hopper, people are seen inside their homes, through the windows, going about mundane activities. London-based artist Cece Philips evoke a reflective essence in her paintings. They are small-scale but impactful-works you will remember. Alongside the oil paintings, McKinney is also debuting works with watercolor on paper, a first for the artist who typically works with acrylic or oil paint. These new paintings present a new chapter in the artist’s ongoing survey of portraiture, composition, and color with her extensive knowledge of art history that directly references Vermeer’s domestic interiors and use of light. How do they go about their day-to-day lives, away from the intimate space they inhabit? In one, splashes of dark orange, from the lipstick to the nail varnish and orange lamp in the bedroom, contrast with brown, adding layers to the imagery. As a viewer, you’re curious to know more about these women. Of a dream-like nature, the sitters are in a world of their own.

Asleep, sprawled on the bed reading, and smoking gazing away in deep thought. Showing her work for the first time in London with a solo booth of new paintings, New Jersey–based artist Danielle McKinney’s enchanting, cinematic paintings showcase women in various states of leisure and rest. Image Credit: Photo Pierre Le Hors/©Danielle Mckinney/Courtesy Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York and Aspen

Danielle Mckinney at Marianne Boesky Gallery.

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