Seeing and Being Seen
This latest collection by Beatriz Maliszewski is a continuation of her longtime practice of painting the beauty of everyday life, only now her paintings capture spontaneous encounters. As the viewer, we are invited to witness the spectacle of a street procession, candid moments in a bullring, bakers selling pastries, and other extremely absorbing scenes. These paintings are vivacious in attitude, colorfully executed, and rendered in grand dimensions from provocative angles that practically make you feel like you are actually there. But it is important to note that Beatriz isn’t just painting life, but posed portraits of subjects that acknowledge, if not welcome, the spectatorship and exposure that comes from being put on display. It is this awareness of “seeing and being seen” that makes this collection especially playful and a particularly interesting departure from Beatriz’s typical focus of intimate and quiet spaces.



























Please Give Something Good
Oil on Linen
35 by 35 inches

The Drake Sisters
Oil on Canvas
30 by 40 inches

Portrait of Paige
Oil on Canvas
28 by 36 inches

Luana and Bianca
Oil on Linen
30 by 40 inches

La Niña de Los Sueños (The Girl that Dreams)
Oil on Canvas
30 by 40 inches

Abundance
Oil on Canvas
36 by 48 inches

Waiting
Oil on Canvas
39.5 by 32 inches

Baker
Oil on Linen
30 by 40 inches

Summer in My Patio
Oil on Linen
25 by 32 inches

Bakers
Oil on Canvas
36 by 36 inches

A Couple of Bakers
Oil on Canvas
30 by 40 inches

El Entierro del Chanquete
Oil on Linen
24 by 36 inches

Viva la Virgen del Carmen
Oil on Linen
24 by 36 inches