A quiet sense of atmosphere runs through this body of work—landscapes where the sky carries the moment and the land remains a steady presence below.

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In Summer Air, Bart Levy returns to what first shaped her way of seeing: wide, open skies, shifting light, and the particular quality of air that belongs only to summer. Clouds build and dissolve, light moves across water, and nothing holds for long.

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Working in oil and cold wax, Levy builds each surface with a soft, tactile presence—layers that hold light while allowing the image to breathe. The medium supports the subject: air, atmosphere, and the subtle movement of time.

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These paintings are not about describing a place, but about experiencing it. They ask for unhurried looking—an openness to light, air, and time as they unfold.

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Visitors are invited to spend time with the paintings, experience their scale and surface texture, and move through the work at their own pace.

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Open House Weekend
Meet the artist Saturday, May 9, 1:00–3:00 PM, as we present Bart Levy’s solo exhibit in the Center Court Gallery.