Teo González

September 1 – October 6

A textured artwork featuring a square composed of small, shimmering blue dots against a dark purple background, creating a subtle yet striking contrast.
Textured yellow canvas background with a fine, consistent stippling pattern across the entire surface, creating a textured visual effect.
Close-up of a textured fabric in a dark navy blue color, showing intricate woven details that create a slightly speckled effect.
A textured pale turquoise surface with a subtle speckled pattern, resembling a coarse fabric or a painted wall.
Black and white close-up photo of a surface with a dotted pattern, varying in dot size and distribution, creating a textured appearance.
A light brown burlap fabric square centered on a light blue background.

Press Release

Spanish-born New York artist Teo González opens a solo exhibition of new paintings at Richard Levy Gallery. The series is comprised of painstakingly controlled drops of enamel and dots of precious metals arranged in a grid pattern on acrylic covered canvases. The minute pools of pigment are placed on the canvas and allowed to dry, creating thousands of unique, semi-translucent marks. These marks are then punctuated with a nucleus of paint or liquid gold. Although these shapes exist within a strict configuration, they undulate with an organic vibrancy. It is the juxtaposition between hard and soft, science and nature, which makes these pieces so compelling.

The new work, divergent from González’s past explorations in black and white, are painted on fields of vibrant colors. The combination of rhythmic patterns, intense colors, and minimalist composition creates a transformative experience for the viewer.

Teo González’s work has a place in many prominent international museum collections, including The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and The Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Richard Levy Gallery will be featuring Teo González at ART(212), a contemporary art fair this September 28 – October 1. ART(212) is in its inaugural year and will host more than 70 leading galleries in the 69th Regiment Armory Building in New York City. The gallery will remain open during this time.

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Dates: September 1–October 6, 2006
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

Artwork and Information
Link to Artist Page