Andrew Millner

Riverun
November 7 – December 8

A black and white artwork divided into four sections, depicting abstract underwater scenes. White fish-like shapes swim among fluid, wave-like lines, creating a sense of movement and depth. The artwork has a textured, watercolor-like quality.

Abstract art consisting of nine panels, each displaying a minimalist design of white lines and shapes set against green, brown, and muted backgrounds. The lines vary in curvature and form, evoking images of birds and abstract figures in flight.

An abstract black-and-white artwork consisting of several rectangular and square segments, each with varying shades of gray and black. Thin, white, wavy lines are scattered irregularly across the composition, creating a sense of movement.

An abstract painting consisting of multiple smaller panels, each featuring fluid, white lines and forms on various shades of a dark, greenish background. The shapes resemble waves, winds, or organic forms, creating a sense of motion and flow across the composition.

A fragmented grayscale collage comprising multiple rectangular pieces, each featuring abstract patterns of swirling lines and patches of light and dark shades. The overall effect is a textured and dynamic visual composition.

A striking monochrome artwork composed of multiple rectangular panels arranged in a grid. Each panel features abstract, flowing white lines on a black background, creating a fragmented, rhythmic pattern that overall suggests a dynamic and harmonious visual experience.

A collage of abstract greyscale images features swirling white lines and patterns. The composition includes varying shades of grey and has several rectangular sections, each showcasing a different arrangement of the white lines on muted backgrounds.

Abstract artwork featuring several rectangular sections with flowing white lines and shapes on a greenish background. The arrangement forms an intricate pattern across the entire image, with each section containing unique variations of the white lines.

An abstract artwork featuring a series of green rectangular panels, each overlaid with white, curving, stream-like patterns. The panels are arranged in a grid, creating a cohesive, flowing image across the entire piece.

Abstract artwork by Eduardo Kac featuring fragmented, swirling, light-colored lines against a dark backdrop, creating a dynamic and somewhat chaotic visual effect. The image is segmented into smaller sections, each showing variations of the swirling pattern.

A painting consisting of four quadrants, each featuring abstract white lines on earthy green and brown backgrounds. The lines and colors suggest organic formations, reminiscent of natural landscapes or water flowing over terrain.

Abstract image featuring a dark, textured background with various wavy, white lines scattered across the surface. The composition gives an impression of movement and fluidity, contrasting the dark and light elements dynamically.

An abstract painting divided into four rectangular sections, each featuring swirling, circular brushstrokes in varying shades of blue and gray on a light background.

Press Release

Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to present Riverun, an exhibition of acrylic and ink studies by Andrew Millner. This series was inspired by the movement and light found in small streams in Snowmass, Colorado.

Riverun is a sequence of twelve works that investigate the experience of moving water and how what we see in nature defines us and shows us evidence of our existence. The completed works act as a diary of this experience. Millner writes “Each flicker of light describes the relation between the sun, the water, and us in an instant. Each small square in the paintings is a recording of that instant.“

Included in this exhibition is a large painting from the artist’s Flower series. While his Riverun records specific moments of time, the Flower series is concerned with the experience of painting. Andrew Millner chooses the familiarity of the flower to create a platform of freedom. The unique medium of enamel and glue creates a refreshingly slick surface and reveals the spontaneity of the medium itself.

Andrew Millner was born in St Louis, MO., studied in Florence, Italy, and received a BFA from the University of Michigan.

For more information, please call the gallery at (505) 766-9888.

Dates: November 7 – December 8, 2001
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Location: 514 Central Avenue SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Contact: 505.766.9888, info@levygallery.com, www.levygallery.com @levygallery