13

Thomas Barrow, Vincent Burke, Marco Casentini, Teo González, Frederick Hammersley, Amy Kaufman, Jeff Kellar, Lance Letscher, Aurora Robson, Ed Ruscha, Chip Simons, Lisa Solomon, and Thomas Zitzwit
November 13 – January 8

A spacious art gallery features various modern artworks on its white walls. The foreground shows a large blue painting on the right, with smaller framed pictures further back. Sculptures on display are near the far wall. The gallery is well-lit with natural and artificial light.
A minimalist art gallery wall featuring two pieces. On the left, a small sculpture with red circular elements connected by thin rods. On the right, a large square canvas with a subtle textured surface, illuminated by overhead lighting.
A minimalist art installation features a white shelf on a plain wall. On the shelf, there are two objects: a small, golden, rectangular block and a taller, black rectangular block. Above the shelf, a geometric painting with red and white sections is mounted.
A minimalist art display showcases a white rectangular shelf with two small sculptures: a gold cubic structure with vertical slits and a black rectangular prism. Above the shelf, a 13-inch rectangular abstract painting features red sections on the sides and white in the center.
A minimalist gallery room with white walls, featuring a red and white rectangular artwork on a shelf to the left and a blue airplane-shaped artwork on the right. A small window in the back wall reveals another part of the gallery.
A minimalist indoor hallway with white walls and a tiled ceiling. One wall features the number 13 in black. On the walls, there are a few framed artworks, including a prominent red and white piece. The hallway is well-lit and clean.
A spacious art gallery with white walls and a grey carpeted floor displays various artworks. A blue abstract painting hangs on the foreground wall, while other framed pieces and a blue airplane silhouette are visible in the background. Natural light enters from skylights.
A minimalist hallway features a framed abstract artwork with a geometric pattern hung on the left side of a white wall. The number 13 is prominently displayed in large black font on the right side of the wall. The floor is a muted gray.

Press Release

Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to present 13, a group exhibition featuring thirteen emerging and established artists. From Aurora Robson’s whimsical paintings of tangled childhood nightmares to Teo González’s geometrical arrangements, 13 is an invigorating display of brilliant works by international artists. Additional highlights include Lance Letscher’s intimate collage works using antique papers, Vincent Burke’s brightly colored wall-mounted sculptures, and Chip Simon’s fairly tale-like photographs of humans dressed as bunnies.


13 brings together artists who work in a variety of mediums and themes that reveal what the best new artists are producing right now. Many of the artists were recently featured by the Richard Levy Gallery at SCOPE London, Toronto International Art Fair, and the AAF Contemporary Art Fair in New York.

For more information or images, please call the gallery at (505) 766-9888.

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Dates: November 13–January 8, 2004
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
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