Excerpts, Article by Will Covello - Visitor Magazine 1999 - "Levy started his artistic journey when he took up painting as a teenager growing up in New York. He worked in acrylics and oils and did a lot of landscapes. While he managed and owned galleries in New York, he continued to paint, take pictures, and create prints and photo montages. From the early boom of Egyptian art, Levy prospered in the art trade. During the King Tut exhibits tour of the United States, Levy predicted that Egyptian art would be a good investment. “It didn’t take a genius to figure that out” he laughs “it was very old and in limited supply.” But Egyptian art broke all sorts of records at auction houses and the 80’s art boom was on. Levy became an advisor on investment art. He has worked in New Orleans as an art dealer. But since last Mardi Gras he has been making the transition from art dealer to working artist. He found a new way to recapture the wonder of the beads. He liked the result enough to launch his own art genre"