Six

Angela Berkson, Kim Murak, Jen Pop, Autumn Rooney, Chad Spicer, Paul Weston
January 14 – March 8
Reception: January 18, 3–5

Abstract artwork featuring a grid-like pattern of square panels. Each panel contains various abstract shapes, faces, and figures in muted tones of brown, gray, and white. A prominent black shape resembling a tower or structure is located on the right side of the composition.
A surreal painting featuring a large, round, white face with animal-like ears and markings. The face has eyes with a playful expression, a prominent nose, and an extended, textured red tongue set against a deep blue background with abstract elements.
A mixed media artwork featuring various abstract and surreal elements. Prominent features include a large face with its tongue out, an outline of a child holding a toy, and other abstract forms and faces. The predominant colors are browns and creams.

Art Chicago

May 9 – 12
Booth D140

Mala Breuer, Frederick Hammersley

June 6 – July 3

Art Santa Fe

Marty Ackly, Angela Berkson, Mala Breuer, Adam David Henry, Susan Wing, Robert ParkeHarrison, and Richard Tuttle
July 17 – 20

Marty Ackley

Tales of Misfortune
July 17 – August 30

An illustration on a wall featuring a lanky character holding flowers. Below the character are various floral patterns. To the left of the illustration, the partially obscured text "Matty Ackley" is written in orange on the beige wall.
A gallery wall displaying a grid of small framed abstract artworks on the left and two larger colorful abstract paintings on the right, with a visible wall separator between the two sections. The floor is bare, and the lighting highlights the art pieces.
A gallery wall displays multiple colorful abstract face paintings. Grouped together, the small square canvases form a pyramid shape on the right wall, while the left wall features a linear arrangement of larger artworks. The floor is dark and reflective.
A wall display featuring an array of small square canvases, each depicting abstract faces with various colors and patterns. The faces are arranged in a grid-like pattern, creating a visually intriguing and artistic presentation.

Published by…

Marty Ackley, Thomas Barrow, James Casebere, James Drake, Paul Laster, David Levinthal, Wes Mills, Patrick Nagatani, Robert ParkeHarrison, Lorna Simpson, Richard Tuttle, and Susan Wing
October 10 – November 22

A retrospective exhibition of prints and multiple objects published with artists by the Richard Levy Gallery since 1992. Published by… reflects the wide range of artists who have collaborated with the gallery, including works by well-established local artists, internationally recognized artists, and under-recognized young and emerging artists. Artists in the exhibition will include: Marty Ackley, Thomas Barrow, James Casebere, James Drake, Paul Laster, David Levinthal, Wes Mills, Patrick Nagatani, Robert ParkeHarrison, Lorna Simpson, Richard Tuttle, and Susan Wing. Published by… is in participation of The Prints of Albuquerque, a city-wide multi-institutional celebration of printmaking this fall.

4th Artist International New Editions Fair

New York, NY
November 5-10

Smallest Show on Earth

Stuart Arends, Louise Bourgeois, Juane Quick-To-See Smith, May Stevens, Robert Longo, Howardina Pindell, Joseph Kosuth, Mala Breuer, Patrick Nagatani, Holly Roberts, John Suttman, Emmi Whitehorse, Joel-Peter Witkin
December 4 – December 18

The Richard Levy Gallery presents Richard Levy’s Smallest Show on Earth, an invitational exhibition of small works and objects created by artists to benefit People Living Through Cancer. The silent auction takes place from Thursday, December 4th through December 18th, 1997. Participating artists include Stuart Arends, Louise Bourgeois, Juane Quick-To-See Smith, May Stevens, Robert Longo, Howardina Pindell, Joseph Kosuth, Mala Breuer, Patrick Nagatani, Holly Roberts, John Suttman, Emmi Whitehorse, Joel-Peter Witkin and many, many others… 50% of the proceeds from each sale go to People Living Through Cancer with the remainder  to the artist.

People Living Through Cancer was founded in 1983 by cancer survivors. Its programs and activities help its members make informed choices and improve the quality of their lives by sharing in a community of people who have “been there.”

Please come to Richard Levy’s Smallest Show on Earth from December 4th through the 18th to support People Living Through Cancer and the arts.

Year: 1997
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