Tony Lewis: Abstract Slavery

In 1986, Tony Lewis, born in Los Angeles, began to explore the invisible vestiges of history. This exhibition, presented by Olney Gleason, highlights a recent series of powerful drawings. Lewis uses abstraction to deconstruct narratives of slavery, not as a linear narrative, but as a collection of tensions and forms. His works, created between May and June 2026, are an invitation to a deep reflection on the legacy of the past. The exhibition offers an intense visual experience, where color and composition engage with complex themes. It is a unique opportunity to see Lewis’s art in a new context. Visit the exhibition from May 7th to June 6th, 2026.