“I was both dumbfounded and delighted. I felt like Howard Carter, who on first spying the inside of Tutankhamun’s tomb, when questioned “Can you see anything” replied in awe “yes, wonderful things.”
Faustino Quintanilla
Executive Director QCC Art Gallery/CUNY
“I’d never heard of Norman Gorbaty, but the images that confronted me as I flipped through the pages thrilled me at once.”
Charles D. Noyes
The Hotchkiss School, Art Department Head
and The Tremaine Gallery, Co-Director
“Gorbaty’s drawings are as cosmically scaled yet as intimate as Leonardo [Divinci]’s. His rapidly flowing water is charged with the same sense of ecstatic turbulence and hypnotic sublimity.”
Donald Kuspit
American art critic, author and
professor of art history and philosophy.
“Gorbaty is unequivocally a deeply experienced and unimaginably gifted artist-creator-thinker.”
Philip Eliasoph, Ph.D.
Professor of Art History,
Department of Visual & Performing Arts.
“As with all great art revealing unique and creative genius, the sculptures and drawings of Norman Gorbaty deliberately convey the intentions of their maker.”
Diana Mille, Ph.D.
Professor of Art History,
Department of Visual & Performing Arts.
“The beauty of Judaism as a religion is lovingly conjured up in many of Gorbaty’s works.”
Ellen M. Umansky, Ph.D.
Carl and Dorothy Bennett Professor of
Judaic Studies at Fairfield University
