Jack Levine Exhibition at DC Moore Gallery in January 2005
From January 6 to January 29, 2005, DC Moore Gallery presented an exhibition of works by Jack Levine at its 724 Fifth Avenue location in New York. The artist, known for his satirical and critical approach since the 1930s, was described as a "hanging judge" presiding over a "Court of Peculiars." This presentation marked a continuation of Levine's career-long engagement with social commentary through art. The gallery's contact information was listed as 212-247-2111. A version of the exhibition review originally appeared in The New York SUN in January 2005 before being republished on artcritical.com.
Key facts
- The exhibition ran from January 6 to January 29, 2005.
- The exhibition was held at DC Moore Gallery.
- The gallery address was 724 Fifth Avenue in New York.
- Jack Levine's artistic career began in the 1930s.
- Levine's work is characterized by social satire and critique.
- The gallery's phone number was 212-247-2111.
- A review of the exhibition first appeared in The New York SUN.
- The article was later published on artcritical.com.
Entities
Artists
- Jack Levine
Institutions
- DC Moore Gallery
- The New York SUN
- artcritical
Locations
- New York
- United States