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Yasiejko, Christopher. “ Every element of Bartlett painting tells part of a story.” The Delware News Journal.November 4 2007.
Donohoe, Victoria. “ A collector’s chronicle of Judaism.” The Philadelphia Inquirer. November 7 2007.
Leffingwell, Edward. “Bo Bartlett at P.P.O.W.” Art in America. December 2006. p. 155.
Perricelli, Lynne Moss. “Clothing in Drawings: Revealing and Concealing,” American Artist Drawing, vol 3, issue 11. Fall 2006. p. 92-93.
“Spook Memory,” Harper’s Magazine. Reproduction of Au Matin. September 2006. p. 27.
Bo Bartlett. American Art Collector. April 2006, pg.122-127.
“Children’s Suite,” New York Home. Reproduction of Crossroads. September/October 2006, pg. 69 and cover.
Doherty, Stephen M. “Being in the Moment,” Watercolor. Fall 2006, p. 84-93.
Kipnis, Laura. Will Love Endure?. Reproduction of Wedding, The Wilson Quarterly, Winter 2006, pg.37.
Post Modern Portraiture: The Logan Collection Vail. Reproduction of The Wedding Picture. Logan Collection, Vail. pg. 142.
Little, Carl, “Still Point,” Island Journal, 2005, Vol. 21, pg. 65-73.
Spencer, Russ, “A Big Little Place, Bo Bartlett Paints in the Still Point of the Moment,” The Independent, June 24, 2004, pg. 67.
Lester, John, “Coming Home,” Focus: On Columbus State University, Fall 2004, Vol. 11, No. 2. P7-10.
The Best of LA, Top Ten, “Heartland: Paintings by Bo Bartlett, 1978-2002,” August 2004, p. 216
Spencer, Russ, “A Big Little Place, Bo Bartlett Paints in the Still Point of the Moment,” The Independent, June 24, 2004, pg. 67.
Woodard, Josef, “Images and Imaginings of the American Grain,” Scene, June 25-July 1, 2004, Cover and pg. 20.
Doane, Guillaume, “Artist in Residence, An American Realist,” June 24-July 7, 2004, pg. 49.
Disch, Thomas M. “Gallery going,” The New York Sun, March 4, 2004.
Paintings for TIME, to accompany article: “Person of the Year, The American Soldier,” December 29, 2003 – January 5, 2004, p. 32.
Still Point of the Turning World, catalogue to accompany exhibition, P·P·O·W
Disch, Thomas. Gallery Going, The New York Sun, March 4, pg 18 (reproduction)
Lewis, Sarah and Lloyd, James E. Summer Flings. Reproduction of “Firefly,” Natural History, 7/03- 8/03
Frances Richard, “Curve The Female Nude Now,” Universe Publishing, p.32-33.
Butler, Charles T. ed. Bo Bartlett. Columbus, Ga.: Columbus Museum. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Heartland: Paintings by Bo Bartlett, 1978–2002.
Hill, Joe, “Bo Bartlett at P·P·O·W,” Art in America, January, 2003, p.105-106.
Johnson, Ken. Review of New Paintings at P·P·O·W Gallery. New York Times, June 14, 2002.
Review, New Yorker Magazine, July 15, 2002, p. 19.
Catalogue, P·P·O·W New Paintings: May 4 – July 15, 2002
Catalogue, Aquaria: The Fascinating World of Man and Water. Linz, Austria: Kulturland Oberösterreich.
Harper’s Magazine, September 2002, pages 37, 40 (reproductions of Exodus, Dreamland)
Alles Rauscht: Wasser-Kunst in den Kunstammlungen Chemitz. Review of Aquaria: The Fascinating
World of Man and Water, curated by Barbara Wally. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, June,
2002 (with reproduction of Leviathan).
Aquaria – eine faszinierende Welt. Review of Aquaria: The Fascinating World of Man and Water, curated by Barbara Wally. Amstblatt Chemnitz, May, 2002 (with reproduction of Leviathan).
Im Zeitalter der Wassermaenschen. Review of Aquaria: The Fascinating World of Man and Water, curated by Barbara Wally. Der Spiegel, April 29, 2002 (with reproduction of Leviathan).
Irma Schlagheck. "Vor uns die Flut." Review of Aquaria: The Fascinating World of Man and Water, curated by Barbara Wally. Nurnberger Zeitung, June 17, 2002 (with reproduction of Leviathan).
Siegfried Stadler. "Alles rauscht." Aquaria: The Fascinating World of Man and Water, curated by Barbara Wally. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. June 10, 2002.
Catalogue, University at Buffalo Art Gallery Overview, Sept. 1998 Mar. 2001.
Palm Beach Daily News, Sunday, January 7, 2001, page B1 (reproduction).
Catalogue, Bo Bartlett, Paintings from The Sea Series, essay by Al Harris, University of Buffalo Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY, 15 pp.
Harpers Magazine, January 2001, Page 26 (Bone reproduction).
Wall, Donna Dorian The Art of the Narrative, Southern Accents, November-December 2000, pg-90-92, Lighting Bugs (reproduction).
Campbell, Robin. Keeping It Real, Art & Auction, Summer, p. 98 - 103 (reproduction).
Martin, Frank. Flag exhibit examines some controversial issues, The Post and Courier, Charleston, SC, p. 9E.
Gallery Guide, PAFA, Gallery 13, Sylvia Yount, Chief curator.
Wall, Donna Dorian. The House that Art Built, Art & Antiques, pp. 74-81 (reproduction).
Harpers, September, p. 35 (reproduction).
Kennedy, Margaret. Hold that Pose, House Beautiful, September, p. 70, 72 (reproduction).
Mahmoud, Ben. Bartletts paintings require scrutiny, DeKalb Daily Chronicle, November 14, 1998.
Catalogue, Bo Bartlett, in conjunction with exhibition at P·P·O·W, New York, NY.
Stone, Rosetta. Gallery Yenta, Artnet, April 3, 1998.
Hogin, Laurie. Heroic Measures, New Art Examiner, May, p. 18-23, 1997.
Viksjo, Cathy. Bo Bartlett, Chester County Town & Country Living, Fall, p. 76 - 78, 1997.
Brown, Gerard. Same Planet, Different Worlds, Philadelphia Weekly, October 29, 1997.
p. 31.
Catalogue, Heroic Painting, published by Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC.
Bumgardner, Ed. Heroic Gestures, Winston-Salem Journal, February 4, 1996. p. E1, E2. (reproduction)
Patterson, Tom. Eye on Art, Winston-Salem Journal, February 11, 1996. p. E3.
Zimmerman, David. Art exhibit casts a critical eye at common concepts of heroism, USA Today, October 29, 1996. p. 6D, reproduction.
Twardy, Chuck. We Can Be Heroes, The News & Observer, March 22, p. 1D, 3D, reproduction.
Schjeldahl, Peter. Heroism Addiction, The Village Voice, August 6, 1996.
Kimmelman, Michael. History Painting: Yes, Those Enormous Canvases, The New York Times, August 30, 1995. (reproduction)
Menninger Perspective, Volume 27, Number 4, p. 4.
Winston, Stacey, The Figurative Tradition, The Eye On Art, Summer, published in New York, NY. (reproduction)
von Ziegesar, Peter, Review, Art in America, March 1994.
Catalogue, Fallen Idylls: American Figurative Painting, organized by P·P·O·W and Christopher Sweet, essay by Christopher Sweet, Art Miami 94.
Catalogue, Too Human, curated by Annie Gawlak, Philadelphia, PA.
Catalogue, Bo Bartlett, in conjunction with one person exhibition at P·P·O·W, New York, NY.
Catalogue, Beyond Realism: Image and Enigma, curated by Paul Binai, published by Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Loretto, PA.
Wall, John, "Art at museum goes beyond the ordinary," Altoona Mirror, June 18th, 1991.
p C1.
Catalogue, Ten Contemporary Philadelphia Painters, published by Westmoreland Museum of Art, Greensburg, PA.
Catalogue, Bo Bartlett: Paintings and Drawings, P·P·O·W, New York, NY.
Borum, Jennifer P. Review, Artforum, April .
Philadelphia Museum of Art, catalogue, Special Exhibitions & Events, April. (reproduction)
Stewart, Marion, "Artworks About Art, Artists inspire artists in new exhibit," Sheboygan Press, June 10.
Liu, Catherine, review, Artforum, March, p. 131.
Johnson, Ken, review, Art in America, June, p. 174.
Donohoe, Victoria, "On Galleries: Life-size Figure Paintings," The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 2.
Wasserman, Burton, "Exhibitions in Sight," Art Matters, July/August.
DeLeon, Clark, "Images: A Stranger in His Homeland," The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 7.
Best [Artist] in Philly, Philadelphia Magazine.
Scott, William P., "Bo Bartlett: A Young Realist with Ambitions," American Artist, September.
More, Charles N., Bo Bartlett: Paintings and Drawings 1983-1985, Catalogue, November.
Polak, Marilyn Lois, "Interview: Bo Bartlett - Portraying the Rich," The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 24.
Sozanski, Edward J., "A Young Realist's Shifting Moods," The Philadelphia Inquirer, December 19.
Mossman, Tam, "'Disdain': Art and Real Estate," The Welcomat, June 27.
Donohoe, Victoria, "Bo Bartlett: Gifted but Undecided," The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 22.
"81 People to Watch," Philadelphia Magazine.
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