Jessica Subotnik’s watercolor still life paintings are combined with precise, brightly painted and well-composed studies of luscious foods and kitchen items in the traditional settings of the old masters.

Arnold J. Dubnick photography portrays nature, nostalgia and dramatic realistic panoramas.  Dubnick selects for this show travels from the Western Caribbean, South America to the grand parts of California and the Eastern Coast in the fall. 

Danish artist Reiner now living in California draws and paints serious and magnificent still life and figure that literally absorb light and at the same time jump off the canvas.  Generally autobiographical, her paintings are much like a contemporary realist with the soul of an old master.

Wayne Jiang is an extraordinary realist painter of small and salient ordinary scenes of any street USA. His elegant interiors of museums across the country add to his current body of work.   The paintings describe a time of the day, state of mind, solitude, quietness and mystery.

Sheldon Greenberg works might be described as “moving realism”.  Incorporating realistic view in oil on panel, Greenberg evokes an entirely different feeling from what might be defined as old master painting.  His new oils give an active take on our five senses.  

David Furman is a master at fooling the eye. This body of work is dubbed ‘drop dead realism’. It is truly a superb approach to serious realism in clay. In no way would anyone think anything but how totally authentic it looks from both the surface and elements used to complete an idea. Be fooled and enjoy glorious results.

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