Daily Northwestern
"EAC showcases eco-inspired art;" October 8, 2008
Lara Takenaga
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Chicago Reader
"Water Color;" January 3, 2008
Jeff Huebner
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Chicago Tribune
"Question of death, transcendent life -- it's all in this artist's head;"
June 14, 2006
Alan Artner
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Time Out Chicago
Grey Matter, May 25, 2006
Thomas Connors
timeout.com
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New City
2004's top 5 public art projects
Michael Workman
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New City
Michael Workman
Of all the questions posed by "Red Trees," the most difficult to answer will be whether the public can find the strength to answer such questions as those put to it by this art. May 20, 2004
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The Chicago Reader
"Her paintings radiate an original vision, they seem to record the particular experiences of an individual in time, not a quest for the eternal." September 2003
Fred Camper
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Chicago Tribune Friday
"The impact of the pieces comes as much from the large scale of often emblematic forms as from vigorous paint handling that recalls some of the storm and stress of Neo-Expressionist painting in the 1980's."
August 2002
Alan Artner
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Public Art Review
Issue #25, 2001
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Adbusters
Toxic Culture, issue #36 - July/August 2001
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Chicago Public Radio
interview, 100 Tears, Eight Forty Eight aired on WBEZ, 2001
Steve Edwards
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Today's Chicago Woman
Woman to Watch, August 2001
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The Daily Northwestern
Dana Lossia, May 2001
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Chicago Sun-Times
March 20, 1998
Margaret Hawkins
"Of interest are Lee Tracy's big collages made up of fun fur fish on big, roughly painted backgrounds. With such names as 'Net' and 'Reservoir,' they aim at political meaning, but I liked them for their vitality and humor."


New Art Examiner
October 1997
Maria Jose Barandiarn
"My favorite works were those by painter Lee Tracy, an abstract artist who determinedly examines a chosen picture field to compose images both delicate and vital."