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Atlanta Art Fair Gallery Booth featured in Artsy Article

October 5, 2024

Read Atlanta Art Fair’s Lively Debut Positions the City as a Rising Art Hub by Maxwell Rabb on Artsy Editorials.

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J P 제피 on Take Another Look the Albuquerque Public Art Podcast

August 14, 2024

Listen to host Joni Palmer with gallery artist J P 제피 and Public Art Project Coordinator Noel Begay talk about their journeys into public art and professional collaboration.

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Beau Carey’s Nameless Mountain in the Albuquerque Journal

July 6, 2024

Read Reflections of memory: Beau Carey climbs the mountains of his mind in Richard Levy Gallery exhibit by Kathleen Roberts.

A newspaper article titled "Reflections of Memory" discusses Beau Carey's art exhibit at Richard Levy Gallery. It includes an image of Carey's painting "New, Full, Day, Night," depicting mountain ranges, a blue sky, with reflections in water, created on oil canvas.

Nikesha Breeze on Hyperallergic

March 19, 2024

Rachel Harris-Huffman reviews Nikesha Breeze’s poetry book in Decolonizing Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness,

Nikesha Breeze on KOAT 7 News

February 19, 2024

Watch the full segment Taos artist resculpts history in new national monument on koat.com.

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Nikesha Breeze {Black Archive} named one of 5 shows to see this February on Artsy

February 16, 2024

Maxwell Rabb included our current exhibition Nikesha Breeze {Black Archive} in 5 Standout Shows to See at Small Galleries This February.

Welly Fletcher Interview for BigRep

February 12, 2024

Watch the interview to learn about Fletcher’s practice and process using a large scale 3D printer.

A person wearing glasses and a patterned hoodie sits indoors with a yellow abstract sculpture in the background. The text on the image reads "Welly Fletcher, Artist and Assistant Professor, UNM.

Nikesha Breeze in the Albuquerque Journal

February 11, 2024

Read Kathleen Robert’s new feature for the From the Studio series: The power of image: Nikesha Breeze explores her ancestry through portraiture and sculpture.

A newspaper headline reads "Life in New Mexico." The article, titled "The power of image," featured in Art Gallery News, discusses Nikesha Breeze's art shown in vintage-style portraits and stereographs. Images feature framed black-and-white portraits and old photographs arranged on a surface.

Welly Fletcher in the Albuquerque Journal

January 14, 2024

Read Kathleen Robert’s new feature for the From the Studio series: ‘We’re not on our own’: Artist Welly Fletcher explores interspecies relationships, animal intelligence and queer theory through sculpture.

A person in a blue jacket kneels beside a dog in front of a wooden sculpture of a wing. The text above reads: "'We're not on our own': Artist Welly Fletcher explores interspecies relationships, animal intelligence, and queer theory through sculpture. Stay tuned to Art Gallery News for more updates.

Welly Fletcher • SLANT reviewed in Artforum

October 2023

Read Nancy Zastudil’s review of gallery exhibition Welly Fletcher • SLANT in Artforum’s Critics’ Picks .

Screenshot of an Artforum webpage featuring an exhibition called "Welly Fletcher" at the Richard Levy Gallery from September 30, 2023, to November 11, 2023. A photo of a silver human figure sculpture is on the right. Text states, "By Nancy Zastudil on October 13, 2023, 1:18 pm.

Nikesha Breeze sculpture featured in The New York Times

October 2023

Gallery artist Nikesha Breeze recreated her piece 108 Death Masks in bronze for the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park opening in Montgomery, Alabama in 2024. Read all about it in The New York Times article Alabama Sculpture Park Aims to Look at Slavery Without Flinching.

A New York Times article headline reads "Alabama Sculpture Park Aims to Look at Slavery Without Flinching" above an image of numerous bronze-colored sculptures of human faces closely positioned together.

Jennifer Lynch featured in Albuquerque Journal

July 2023

Read Kathleen Roberts’ interview with gallery artist Jennifer Lynch in Artist Jennifer Lynch creates an alchemy between the familiar and the abstract.

A screenshot of an Albuquerque Journal webpage featuring artist Jennifer Lynch. The headline reads, "Artist Jennifer Lynch creates an alchemy between the familiar and abstract." Jennifer stands in front of an abstract painting with her arms crossed, smiling at the camera.

Beau Carey featured in Artists Magazine

May/June 2023

The Fractured World by John A. Parks takes a deep dive into gallery artist Beau Carey’s practice.

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Manjari Sharma • Darshan Limited Edition Portfolio Release

April 2023

Marking the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Manjari Sharma’s iconic project Darshan, Richard Levy Gallery is delighted to announce the launch of a limited edition portfolio containing prints of all nine deities in the series. The 11″ x 14″ prints are housed in a clam shell case and encased in an ornate lattice-work slipcase which was designed by the artist. The design on the slipcase is reminiscent of ancient Indian motifs.

An Art Gallery News feature showcases a collection of Hindu deity images, including nine pictures on the left side that depict various deities in different poses and settings. To the right, an open red and green box reveals another deity image, similar in style to the others.

Damien Hirst Exhibition featured in the Albuquerque Journal

January 2023

Read Kathleen Robert’s feature on our exhibition Damien Hirst • The Virtues.

Newspaper article titled "Paragon of Virtues" about British artist Damien Hirst. A tree with colorful blossoms is shown, with two labeled images: "Honesty (from The Virtues)" and "Control (from The Virtues), 2021, laminated giclée print on aluminum composite panel. Art Gallery News highlights these stunning works.<br />

Emi Ozawa featured in the Albuquerque Journal

December 2022

Read Kathleen Robert’s studio visit with Emi Ozawa in Artist Emi Ozawa creates a visual feast of shape and light.

A woman with glasses examines colorful interlocking cube shapes held up to her face, appearing to study their structure. She has short dark hair and a focused expression, the cubes being yellow, blue, red, and white. The background is blurred.

Karsten Creightney featured in the Albuquerque Journal

November 2022

Read Kathleen Robert’s feature on Karsten Creightney.

A bearded artist stands in a dimly lit room filled with various paintings and artworks on the walls. Text overlay reads: "Expressing himself beyond words. Artist Karsten Creightney uses multiple mediums to craft quilt-like canvases.

Karsten Creightney • Pieces review in Hyperallergic

October 2022

Read Maggie Grimason’s rave review of Karsten Creightney’s solo exhibition at Richard Levy Gallery, Once Upon a Time in Albuquerque in Hyperallergic.

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Joanne Lefrak in 21C exhibition

2022-2023

Joanne Lefrak’s Ebony is on view at 21C Nashville until June 2023.

An art gallery room featuring two pieces of artwork. On the left is a minimalist black-and-white line drawing of a person on a vertical canvas. On the right is a colorful painting of a person standing in a forest, illuminated by sunlight filtering through the trees.

Another World exhibition review in Hyperallergic

February 2022

Read the thoughtful review by Nancy Zastudil now!

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Pre-Order Rania Matar’s new monograph SHE now!

Fall 2021

Buy Rania Matar: SHE now through Radius Books.

A young woman in a black lace dress stands beside an old, weathered building with peeling paint. Her contemplative gaze adds to the atmospheric and slightly desolate setting, captured in this portrait photography by Rania Matar.