"Murray Zimiles: Recent Paintings"
Artscope July/August 2013
Andre van der Wende

Murray Zimiles' landscape paintings at the Berta Walker Gallery appear to exist outside of time and place, a metaphysical space cloisted within a mythology of rolling fields, roaming animals and a fractured, pulsing light...

Essay by Giles Auty, National Art
Correspondant for "The Australian."

Writing about Murray Zimiles' art has led me to an unsuspected realisation about myself. While I have never experienced difficulty in imagining what it would be like to be involved actively in a war, my imagination has baulked previously at picturing myself as being faced with an enemy hell-bent on the destruction of my entire race.

Eliazbeth Wix,  Review in "New York Newsday" 
(Manhattan and Long Island Editions) Feb. 12, 1993

The Holocaust casts a long dark shadow over the 20th Century and never more so than now when people are again being persecuted and killed for their faith. Man’s inhumanity to man has long been a subject for both painting and literature...