Mick Burson

The Importance of Packing a Lunch
October 12 – November 17

A modern art installation featuring various abstract sculptures displayed on two white shelves against a clean, white wall in a gallery setting.
A collection of abstract sculptures displayed on a white shelf against a clean, white wall. the sculptures feature various shapes, textures, and colors, each mounted on slim pedestals.
An art gallery with two white floating shelves displaying various colorful minimalist sculptures. soft lighting casts gentle shadows on the blank walls.
A minimalist art gallery installation featuring three wall-mounted shelves displaying various abstract sculptures, with overhead lighting and an explanatory text on the wall in a serene, well-lit room.

Press Release

Richard levy Gallery  presents The Importance of Packing a Lunch, an exhibition of Mick Burson’s sculptures made of wire, wood, clay, and metal. The sculptures are small because Burson made them while traveling in Europe for a month using materials collected along the way that would fit in a lunchbox. They are intuitive and simultaneously playful and poetic.

Images for this exhibition can be found on our website www.levygallery.com. High-resolution images are available on request. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook: @levygallery #theimportanceofpackingalunch #mickburson

Dates: October 12 – November 17, 2018
Reception: November 17, 6–8 pm
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11:00–4:00 pm
Location: 514 Central Avenue SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102

Artwork and Information
Mick Burson