Gray

www.richardgraygallery.com

875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 3800
Chicago, IL 60611
312 642 8877

Also at:
2044 West Carroll Avenue
Chicago, IL 60612
By Appointment
312 883 8277

1018 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10075
212 472 8787

Founded in Chicago in 1963, Richard Gray Gallery is located in both Chicago and New York and works with prominent private and institutional clients worldwide as a leading dealer of Modern, Post-War and Contemporary American and European art. The gallery offers artwork of exceptional quality and provides expert counsel in all areas of the field, as well as represents and exhibits emerging and well-established artists of international recognition. With a reputation for excellence, integrity and discretion, Richard Gray Gallery provides high level service and market expertise to new and long-standing collections, advising on the acquisition and evaluation of works of museum quality.

Artists Represented:

McArthur Binion

Jim Dine

Theaster Gates

Ewan Gibbs

David Hockney

Rashid Johnson

Alex Katz

David Klamen

Estate of Ellen Lanyon

Jim Lutes

Jaume Plensa

Leon Polk Smith Foundation

Estate of Evelyn Statsinger

John Stezaker

Estate of John Storrs

Works Available By:
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Josef Albers

Milton Avery

Francis Bacon

George Baselitz

Alexander Calder

John Chamberlain

Bethany Collins

Richard Diebenkorn

Jean Dubuffet

Sam Francis

Alberto Giacometti

Harold Gregor

Philip Guston

Hans Hofmann

Jasper Johns

Franz Kline

Willem de Kooning

Fernand Léger

Roy Lichtenstein

Brice Marden

Agnes Martin

Joan Miró

Joan Mitchell

Henry Moore

Robert Motherwell

Pablo Picasso

Jackson Pollock

Robert Rauschenberg

Estate of Judith Rothschild

Mark Rothko

Ed Ruscha

David Smith

Cy Twombly

Andy Warhol

Installation view of David Hockney, Time and More, Space and More. Image courtesy of Richard Gray Gallery

Current Exhibition

Alex Katz

White Lotus

July 11, 2025 - September 20, 2025

Though titled after the hit television show about a resort hotel and the psychosocial relations of its guests and employees, White Lotus by Alex Katz bears no – or perhaps a mysterious – relation to HBO’s dark comedy. Opening at GRAY’s Chicago gallery on July 11, 2025, two weeks before the artist turns 98 years old, White Lotus is a testament not only to Katz’s nonstop creative output, but also his status as one of the most groundbreaking American artists of both the 20th and 21st centuries.

Past Exhibitions

Bob Thompson and Candida Alvarez

Real Monsters and Bold Colors

April 30, 2025 - July 3, 2025

Real Monsters in Bold Colors: Bob Thompson and Candida Alvarez, is an exhibition exploring the interplay between two artists who have reshaped the discourse of figurative and abstract traditions. The exhibition brings together works by Bob Thompson, who exhibited with GRAY in the first decade of the gallery’s history, with new paintings by Candida Alvarez in the gallery’s first project with the artist. This exhibition highlights the two artists’ use of color and form as vehicles for storytelling, while underscoring their distinct approaches to rebuffing and reimagining the painting traditions that preceded them.

Torkwase Dyson

Of Line and Memory

November 8, 2024 - January 25, 2025

Installed over three distinct spaces, the exhibition debuts a monumental sculpture in steel and painted wood, an immersive installation of new paintings, and new cast glass and wood constructions.

Alexander Calder

CALDER

April 18, 2024 - August 2, 2024

GRAY is pleased to announce Calder, an exhibition of sculptures by Alexander Calder from the 1950s and 60s. The decades at mid-twentieth century were especially significant for the artist, whose objective to create space and movement at ever more immersive scales is expressed by the range of work in the exhibition.

McArthur Binion and Jules Allen

Me and You

April 12, 2024 - May 31, 2024

GRAY is pleased to announce McArthur Binion & Jules Allen: Me and You, a two-person exhibition featuring eleven new paintings by McArthur Binion and a survey of gelatin silver prints by New York-based photographer Jules Allen. Me and You commemorates a forty-year dialogue between the two artists, whose mutual admiration originated in the Black avant-garde of 1980s New York City. Absorbing visual, musical, and poetic influences throughout their careers, both artists pair visual clarity and formal rigor with deeply psychological and emotional content.