Greg Parker

August 18 – September 15

A geometric abstract artwork featuring a grid of dark, evenly spaced horizontal and vertical lines. The intersecting lines create small, subtle variations in color and shading, giving the piece a textured, almost woven appearance.

A dark, textured square artwork with a rich reddish-brown hue, featuring subtle variations and hints of darker tones. The overall effect is slightly distressed and abstract.

An abstract painting featuring horizontal and vertical dark brown lines intersecting over a dark, reddish-brown background. A large horizontal band with a slightly lighter tone occupies the center, adding depth and texture to the composition.

A textured surface with horizontal, evenly spaced, faint lines running along its entire width. The colors are muted shades of brown and black, creating a subtle striped pattern. The overall appearance is reminiscent of metal or industrial material.

A minimalist painting featuring a grid of dark brown squares. The squares have subtle variations in shade, giving the grid a textured appearance. The overall tone is dark and monochromatic.

A textured abstract artwork featuring a grid pattern made up of horizontal and vertical lines. The design consists of various dark and muted tones, including shades of brown, black, and olive green. The overall effect is layered and complex.

A digital artwork featuring a grid of dark and light brown vertical bars and horizontal lines, creating a pattern of squares and rectangles. The colors have a muted, earthy tone, giving the piece a textured, abstract feel.

A modern, abstract sculpture featuring two rectangular blocks stacked asymmetrically. The surface has a textured, grid-like pattern with alternating smooth and ridged sections in muted brown and dark grey colors.

A modern minimalist wall sculpture featuring two rectangular bronze-colored metal blocks intersecting at a right angle, casting subtle shadows against a white background. The surface of the blocks has a subtle vertical line texture.

A minimalist wall sculpture featuring a darker brown rectangular block on the left side and a larger, lighter greenish-beige rectangular block extending to the right. The blocks are casting shadows on the off-white wall behind them.

A geometric sculpture composed of two intersecting rectangular prisms. The left prism is shorter, yellow with a textured surface of perforated dots. The right prism is taller and dark grey, featuring horizontal lines running across its surface.

Press Release

Richard Levy Gallery is pleased present an exhibition of new paintings by Greg Parker. The polished surface comprises 30-40 layers of paint application with pigment and graphite, oil and wax. Each layer is methodically burnished. Parker employs the dynamics of mathematical relationships as a universal familiarity to instill a sense of calm and purity in the viewer. Within this meditative framework, he explores ideas such as the consciousness of staying present, and the flux and flow of collective experience through the geometry of repetition. Working within the twentieth century tradition of geometric Modernist abstraction, the surfaces are exquisitely crafted and extend over the edges to form a three dimensional object.

Greg Parker received his M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art and currently lives and works in Portland Maine

For more information, please call the gallery at (505) 766-98

Dates: August 18–September 15, 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