Margaret Morrison

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AMERICAN REALIST AND SURREALIST PAINTER
Best known for her detailed still-life and surreal figurative paintings, Morrison’s figurative imagery is expertly lit to invoke a foreshadowing element to the composition. Developing her still-life palette from a more muted tone to the brilliant colors seen today, Morrison’s super real, larger-than-life paintings of food, for example, are good enough to taste! She is also a tenured Professor of drawing and painting at The University of Georgia and has been recently teaching in Italy a few months each year.

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Selected Press

  1. “Margaret Morrison Baby Boomer Lunch Box Series,” Wallstreet International Art, February 2019
  2. “Five Questions with Margaret Morrison,” AGAVE Magazine + Press, August 2016.
  3. Angie Kordic, “Painting the Luster – Margaret Morrison in an Interview,” Wide Walls, August 2016.
  4. Joe Bendik, “Flavor of the Unexpected,” New York Press, April 1, 2009.
  5. Smithsonian Magazine Online: Food and Think, Lisa Bramen, “Eye Candy at a Sweet Art Exhibition,” April 3, 2009.
  6. Art Knowledge News, Margaret Morrison ‘Larger Than Life
  7. Joel Simpson, M – The New York Art World, “Margaret Morrison,” March 2009, p. 12-13, illustration.
  8. Mary Jessica Hammes, Painting a New World, Athens Banner-Herald, May 27, 2008, p. C1, C4, illus.
  9. Juxtapoz, Old Friends, January 2007, Featured in full color illustrations and text, p. 16.
  10. New York Press, November 16-22, 2005, Margaret Morrison, Feature review by Viola Salzedo – Gramm with illustration page 30.
  11. The New York Times, Arts and Leisure Section, Sunday, March 2, 2003, pg. 35, Illustrated & text.
  12. Gerrit Henry, Art in America, Review with Illustration, January 2001, pages 113 & 114.
  13. Joyce Korotkin, NY Arts, Review, 2000, page 11.
Margaret Morrison