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The Sue and Al Show
Sue Ravitz & Al Ravitz
Artist Reception: April 28, 6–9 PM
April 30 – June 28, 2026
201@105 Gallery
We’re excited to present The Sue and Al Show, a look into the deeply personal and evolving practices of Sue and Al Ravitz.
Sue Ravitz and Al Ravitz bring decades of lived experience, collecting, and visual sensitivity to their shared exhibition at 201@105 Gallery. Raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Sue developed an early foundation in craft traditions, later evolving a rigorous exploration of color and pattern through textiles, rugs, and painting. Her work reflects a sustained investigation into color relationships, informed in part by years of collecting reductive, monochrome art.
Al Ravitz, who grew up in Detroit and spent 30 years as a psychiatrist at the University of Chicago before relocating to New York, began painting more recently during the pandemic. After a lifetime of collecting and responding deeply to visual environments, his abstract work embraces a non-narrative, intuitive approach shaped in contrast to his clinical practice.
Together, the Ravitzes have cultivated a life immersed in art.. as collectors, curators, and founders of @57w57arts . The Sue and Al Show highlights their distinct yet complementary practices, united by a shared commitment to perception, material, and the emotional resonance of abstraction.
We look forward to welcoming you on April 28 from 6–9 PM for a reception and the chance to meet both artists
Sue Ravitz & Al Ravitz
Artist Reception: April 28, 6–9 PM
April 30 – June 28, 2026
201@105 Gallery
We’re excited to present The Sue and Al Show, a look into the deeply personal and evolving practices of Sue and Al Ravitz.
Sue Ravitz and Al Ravitz bring decades of lived experience, collecting, and visual sensitivity to their shared exhibition at 201@105 Gallery. Raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Sue developed an early foundation in craft traditions, later evolving a rigorous exploration of color and pattern through textiles, rugs, and painting. Her work reflects a sustained investigation into color relationships, informed in part by years of collecting reductive, monochrome art.
Al Ravitz, who grew up in Detroit and spent 30 years as a psychiatrist at the University of Chicago before relocating to New York, began painting more recently during the pandemic. After a lifetime of collecting and responding deeply to visual environments, his abstract work embraces a non-narrative, intuitive approach shaped in contrast to his clinical practice.
Together, the Ravitzes have cultivated a life immersed in art.. as collectors, curators, and founders of @57w57arts . The Sue and Al Show highlights their distinct yet complementary practices, united by a shared commitment to perception, material, and the emotional resonance of abstraction.
We look forward to welcoming you on April 28 from 6–9 PM for a reception and the chance to meet both artists
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