Painters' Table Blog

Margaret McCann considers Bernardo Siciliano’s “earthy, cynical realism.”

Margaret McCann reviews an exhibition of drawings that “[convey] unworldly beauty.”

Paul Corio reviews a selection of exhibitions, including shows of work by EJ Hauser, Jennifer J. Lee, Eleanor Ray, Jim Osman, Robert Otto Epstein, Josef Albers and others.

Margaret McCann reviews an exhibition of works by Noah Buchanan at Dacia Gallery.

Margaret McCann writes that in Jane Fine's new work, "painting’s power to beautify dark feeling is masterfully on display."

In elegant blends of old and new, Hao Liang’s show honors Chinese painting’s great landscape tradition as it abates its current “anxious relationship between the ancient and the modern”.

I would like to invite Painters' Table readers to the opening reception for an exhibition of new paintings at Elizabeth Harris Gallery in New York on Saturday, February 17, 2018 from 3-6pm.

Henry McMahon considers the relationship of American painting to the American landscape while driving from southeastern Massachusetts to Los Angeles, en route to Honolulu.

Matthew Ballou considers tenacious attention in the work of Simon Dinnerstein and Antonio López García.

Susan Lichtman’s paintings engage representation and abstraction, and bring a novel female perspective to Intimist iconography.

Margaret McCann reviews an exhibition of works by William Bailey at the Century Club.