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-In the paintings of Georges Le Chevallier, a cast of characters including Hank Williams, Pollock, Lucha Libre wrestlers, Picasso, and Johnny Cash collide with a wealth of knowledge about art history, a rich appreciation of various cultures, and more ‘civilian’ art forms such as graffiti, hotrod pin-striping, and tattoo art. To stand in a room of Georges Le Chevallier’s paintings is to read through the pages of his experiences, told with intelligence, wit, and a good healthy dose of humor.

Erica Steimetz

Gallery Manager, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, North Carolina
May 2007

-To again be relevant to its times, abstract art has to learn to redefine itself. Abstraction’s future may lay in its changing and mutating to include new materials, technology, and even somehow include representation.

Georges Le Chevallier

2006

- The work of Le Chevallier expresses depth of experience, thinking and response. He explores perceptions of contemporary society, cultures and ultimately self-identity. The viewer is engaged through his use of layers of material and meaning. Le Chevallier’s search for truth is on going.

Daniel Burns

Gallery Coordinator, Sykes Gallery, Millersville University, Pennsylvania.
June 2002

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