"In Lee Waisler, I respect both the man and the artist: In a time such as the one in which we are living—a consumer society dominated by cynicism, the recycling of past subversion or pointless running after the latest fad—he has the courage of his own convictions and is not afraid of committing himself, even politically. Lee does not yield to market trends or fashions…" (Read More)

Arturo Schwarz — Milanese scholar, poet, and collector.

"Over the past fifty years, Lee Waisler has broken many boundaries, both aesthetic and geographic. In the process, he had expanded the language of painting. In order to understand his impact and the language he has created, it is important to look at the cultural climate he has lived and worked in, and to probe the visual psychology that underlies his creative process…" (Read More)

Sundaram Tagore — New York based curator and gallery owner.

"Of the artists of the day—and there are only a few who have a direct relevance to society—Lee Waisler is surely among the most original. He speaks to the soul of society. By instinct steeped in the love of all times, he has the travails of his own century at heart…" (Read More)

Sri Keshav Malik — Art Critic for the Times of India, New Delhi, and editor of several literary journals.