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Over the course of six decades, Piper has tirelessly denaturalized cultural norms of visibility and communication, subjecting them to a trenchant, and potentially transformative, critique. >> Read more

Dominique Lévy and Brett Gorvy, principals of Lévy Gorvy, announced today that the gallery will expand its presence in Asia with the opening of an office in Shanghai, China, and the appointment of Danqing Li as Senior Director, Asia. >> Read more

New York, NY, August 2, 2017 — Lévy Gorvy will present its first solo exhibition with acclaimed Conceptual artist and philosopher Adrian Piper, opening on September 14th. >> Read more

New York, NY, July 24, 2017 — Lévy Gorvy’s first New York exhibition with American artist Pat Steir will fill the public floors of the gallery’s landmark building at 909 Madison Avenue >> Read more

BUILDING HISTORY Built in 1931 for Fifth Avenue Bank of New York (later the Bank of New York), 909 Madison Avenue replaced a Queen Anne Style rowhouse designed in 1886 by owner/architect Charles Buck & Company as one of a row of four. The present structure was designed by architects Schultze & Weaver in the […] >> Read more

Vincenzo Agnetti: Territories | After the Future: The Postwar Italian Avant-Garde >> Read more

Lévy Gorvy is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by renowned Korean artist Chung Sang-Hwa (b. 1932). Featuring seven recent white monochrome paintings by the artist, this represents the first solo exhibition of Chung’s work in London. >> Read more

Lévy Gorvy is pleased to announce the exhibition Diane Arbus: In the Park, on view in New York beginning May 2. The exhibition will be the first to focus solely on Arbus’ photographs made in Central Park and Washington Square. >> Read more

Lévy Gorvy is pleased to present the first exhibition in London of Vincenzo Agnetti, one of the most significant and influential Italian conceptualists of the twentieth century. >> Read more

New York — Lévy Gorvy is pleased to announce an exhibition of Korean artist Seung-taek Lee (b. 1932). Presented in collaboration with the artist and Hyundai Gallery, Seoul, this marks the first solo exhibition of Lee’s work in the United States. Lee’s experimental practice holds an influential place in the history of Korean art. Throughout […] >> Read more