James Casebere

New Waterless Lithographs and Collages
January 21 – February 26
Reception: January 21

Roberto Juarez

Recent Monoprints
March 4 – April 30
Reception: Friday March 4, 5 –9

James Drake/Ed Haddaway

The Valley of the World/Recent Small Sculpture
May 6 – June 11
Reception: May 6

Do Brazil

Ahuva Belfer, Paulo Monteiro, Adriana Rocha
June 17 – July 23

Twenty one Brazilian artists in ten Albuquerque locations, in partnership with UNM College of Fine Arts

Susan Wing

August 24 – October 26

An art gallery displaying large, light-colored, bowl-shaped sculptures arranged on a gray carpeted floor. In the background, a series of small, round, white objects are mounted on a wall. The space is lit by overhead spotlights.
A glowing yellow, leaf-shaped sculpture is mounted on an orange-lit wall in a gallery space. The name "Susan Wing" is written in simple black text to the left of the sculpture. The floor is concrete, reflecting the warm light from the installation.
Minimalist art gallery with three large windows at the far end. A blue chair and shelf are on the left, under the windows. A gold, leaf-shaped sculpture hangs on the right wall. The space is dimly lit by natural light from the windows.
A minimalist gallery features large, translucent, yellow pod-like sculptures positioned on a carpeted floor. In the background, there are two modern chairs facing each other and a mirror on the wall, reflecting part of the room’s interior.
Fifteen identical circular, dough-like objects are mounted in a grid pattern on a white wall, each appearing like small beige bagels or doughnuts. The objects are evenly spaced, with five rows and three columns. The lighting casts subtle shadows, enhancing their texture.
Three small, round, and smooth stones of different natural colors (brown, beige, and green) are evenly spaced in a horizontal line against a white background.
A soft-lit photograph shows two conical, yellowish ivory objects placed on a plain white rectangular surface against a neutral background. The objects have slightly irregular textures and edges and are positioned parallel to each other but slightly overlapping.
A black and white photograph of a contemporary art gallery featuring large, abstract sculptural pieces resembling cracked eggshells on the floor. The walls display smaller rounded installations and geometric art, and the ceiling has track lighting.

Christopher Brown/Mimo Paladino

New Prints/Landscapes
September 16 – October 29

A black and white artwork depicting a stylized mountain with a snow-covered peak and jagged, striped patterns along its slopes. In the center near the base is a small cave-like opening. The sky is filled with scattered white dots resembling stars.
An abstract artwork depicting stylized trees and plants on a yellow and green background. The greenery transitions from dark to light shades, and white, bone-like shapes are scattered across the lower section. A small sketch of a seated figure appears in the bottom left corner.
A painting depicts a long, wooden path leading to a small house in a golden field. The path and house are at the center, with abstract brush strokes creating a textured appearance. Rolling hills and a dark, stormy sky are in the background.
A textured illustration depicts a series of mountain peaks under a swirling, cloudy sky. The mountains are in warm earthy tones, and a dark blue curved shape in the foreground suggests a river or body of water. The overall atmosphere is dynamic and abstract.
An abstract artwork featuring horizontal layers of muted yellow, purple, and brown hues. It depicts two human figures in relaxed poses within the bands of color, lending an impressionistic feel to the scene.
Line drawing of a reclining nude figure with long flowing hair decorated with flowers. The background is beige, and a bold orange brushstroke partially covers the figure's face and upper body. The artwork is signed and dated at the bottom right corner.
A surreal artwork depicts a crowd of abstract faces and forms in shades of teal and white. The background features a pattern of swirling, overlapping shapes, creating a sense of depth and movement. The bottom right corner has the signature "José Luis Cuevas" and "1972.
A snow-covered landscape with a dark blue sky and white snowflakes. Silhouetted figures walk across a snowy field, surrounded by barren trees and mountains in the background. The scene evokes a cold, winter night.

Michael Diaz

Paintings, Drawings & Monoprints
November 5 – December 3
Reception: November 5

Prints and Collages

Paul Laster. Richard Tuttle, Louise Bourgeois, Vija Celmins, Donald Baechler, David Row, Kent Rush, Andi Shapiro, James Casebere, James Drake
December 10 – January 7
Reception: December 10, 6 – 8

Year: 1994
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