Reizck Project is a concept gallery rooted in cultural legacy and forward-thinking vision. The name comes from founder Merritt Spangler’s grandmother’s maiden name, honoring her Lebanese heritage. Pronounced ri-zk, it’s an anglicized tribute to the lineage and history that inspire the gallery's ethos and mission.

ETHOS

Reizck Project redefines the gallery model: no fixed representation, no permanent walls. We are a fluid, conceptual space creating boundary-pushing, ephemeral art experiences. We prioritize fair, transparent contracts and ethical partnerships that empower our artists. For us, good business in the art world goes beyond profit—it’s rooted in integrity, collaboration, and cultural responsibility.

VISION

Our vision embraces art as a powerful catalyst for bridging cultures and sparking meaningful dialogue across diverse perspectives. Reizck Project curates a select number of pop-up shows each year, challenging conventional exhibition norms and connecting contemporary American culture with the global art landscape. We prioritize depth, innovation, and the unexpected.

Beyond the conceptual gallery, Reizck Project is committed to making a tangible social impact. A portion of our efforts is dedicated to supporting children affected by trauma through art-based programs and community initiatives. This dual mission ensures that Reizck Project is a force for creativity and healing both for our artists and the communities we serve.