Red Dot

John Baldessari, Ross Bleckner, Louise Bourgeois, Chris Brown, James Casebere, Vija Celmins, James Drake, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, David Levinthal, Sol LeWitt & Sachiko Cho, Robert ParkeHarrison, Ed Ruscha, James Siena, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Andrea Zittel

October 20 – December 14th

Graphic image featuring a list of artist names on the left against a white background, and a red circle on the right with exhibition details for "Red Dot" at Richard Levy Gallery, including dates and contact information.

Two individuals with their faces covered by colored circles are engaging in an arm wrestling match on a table in a candid, lively setting.

Abstract swirling pattern of white dots creating a vortex effect on a dark background.

Illustration of a woman with half-mythical features, standing with an unclothed top half and a child clinging to her. The child and the woman both have serene expressions. Art style is simplistic and sketch-like.

Abstract painting depicting two birds on a textured, dark background with curved white lines suggesting tree rings, providing both a naturalistic and ethereal vibe.

A historical black and white photo of a large, empty industrial hall filled with rows of wooden workbenches, illuminated by natural light coming from high windows. A small inset image shows a lit match.

A framed black-and-white photograph of a rippling water surface, displayed on a gallery wall. The image captures the textured patterns of water in a natural setting.

An abstract art piece depicting two adjacent panels that resemble doors, one featuring geometric patterns and the other streaked with gray brushstrokes, set against a cream background.

A sepia-toned photograph by David Levinthal depicting a solitary figure on horseback, wearing a cowboy hat and gesturing into the distance, set against a softly blurred background.

Two framed abstract images side by side; the left features a white pyramid pierced by a needle on a black background, the right displays vibrant, multicolored radial stripes on white. Signed by the artist at the bottom right.

A colorful abstract art by Roy Lichtenstein showing a stylized female face with flowing hair, composed of bold red, yellow, blue, and white sections with graphic outlines and dot patterns.

A pair of worn-out boots, reminiscent of Robert ParkeHarrison's style, soles facing up, wrapped in multiple layers of thick electrical tape, standing on grassy terrain. The boots display a patina of use and weathering, suggesting rugged outdoor use.

Cyanotype image depicting a single clear glass standing upright on a textured dark surface, highlighted by its simplicity and contrasting tones.

An optical illusion artwork featuring concentric circles with varying sizes creating a 3D tunnel effect. The pattern transitions from larger multicolored circles on the edges to smaller beige circles towards the center.

A grayscale image displaying a tranquil sea under an overcast sky, creating a minimalist seascape with a horizon line separating the water and sky.

Technical line drawing of a wooden desk with compartments and electrical outlets, portrayed on a beige background.

Press Release

Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to present Red Dot, an exhibition of important contemporary prints that are priced to sell. Included in the show are limited edition artworks by John Baldessari, Ross Bleckner, Louise Bourgeois, Chris Brown, James Casebere, Vija Celmins, James Drake, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, David Levinthal, Sol LeWitt & Sachiko Cho, Robert ParkeHarrison, Ed Ruscha, James Siena, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Andrea Zittel.

These artists represent a wide range of printmaking techniques that has emerged in the past several decades and includes some of the art world’s most established contemporary artists. From Lichtenstein’s pop-era icons, to Sugimoto’s stark views of the ocean, and from Robert ParkeHarrison’s allegorical photographs to the grande dame of female artists, Louise Bourgeois’ lithographs, this show serves as a terrific opportunity to see a sampling of world-renowned artists.

For the duration of this exhibition only, Richard Levy Gallery is offering these prints at unprecedented, irresistible prices.

Coinciding with the Red Dot reception will be the reception for Green • Inaugural Exhibition, at 516 ARTS, next door. 516 ARTS is Albuquerque’s new non-profit museum style gallery and will feature 23 artists of all oeuvres for their first show.

Dates: October 20th–December 14th, 2006
Reception: December 9, 6–8 pm
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