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Artist Statement:
Carla Goldberg-Artists
Statement:
Bodice Of The Goddess-The
Secret Life Of The Hudson
I have been working on this
series of mixed media
paintings since January of
2009. In “Bodice Of The
Goddess- the Secret Life of
the Hudson River”, I give
liberal license to the stories
behind the ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
RECENT and UPCOMING
EXHIBITIONS:
2010- Stitching White Cube
“Global Village Stories”-
Holland
2009-Karpelles Museum-
Newburgh, NY
2009-New Century
Artists-Climate and
Environment, New York, NY
2009- Istanbul Art Action-
Dolmabahce Palace (State
Gallery) Istanbul, Turkey
2009- GAGA Arts Center-75th
Anniversary Celebration
Invitational -Garnerville, NY
2009-Mystic Arts ...
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Artist Galleries:
bau Gallery, 161 Main Street,
Beacon NY
http://baugallery.com...
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Artist Reviews:
PUBLICATIONS- PRESS-RADIO-TV:
MAGAZINES:
Roll Magazine From Beacon To
Burma Jan. 2009
In These Times national
magazine-Freedom & Art book
projects-Nov.2008
Senior Gazette- Sept. 25, 2008
Ode Magazine: Exchange: The
voice of art in a battle for
freedom - Oct. 2008 Panorama
(City) Magazine-Rostov-on-Don,
Russia ...
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Collections:
CORPORATE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. David J Kraus, Medical
offices, Greater Baltimore
Medical Center
University of Redlands
Administration Lobby
Art Department Chair offices-U
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Ron Jennings C.P.A. offices,
Los Angeles, CA
State Farm Insurance Offices,
Palm Springs, CA
Owen Resnick, Raven and Paul,
C.P.A. ...
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Commissions:
PUBLIC MURALS:
2008-Large Floor Mural, The
Marsh at Many Light Hands-
Cold Spring, NY
2007-Painted
playground-Haldane Elementary
School- Cold Spring, NY
"a community project"
1986-Bekins Hall, University
of Redlands
1985-“Sphere’s”University of
Redlands, Anderson Hall
1984-Surrealist Mural,
University of Redlands,
Anderson Hall
RESIDENTIAL ...
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Carla Goldberg Biography:
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
not provided
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| Children |
99
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| Religion |
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| Education |
Masters of Fine Arts |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
Cooking, Photography, surfing the net |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Mixed Media
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Abstract Art - (1910 - )
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Mark Rothko
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| Favorite Work of Art |
Gustav Klimts
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
The Hudson River is my biggest artistic inspiration. It isn't just the incredible light in this region. It's the history as well. It's rich for imagery, stories to create with and in our present day, is a microcosm for bigger global implications in the environment. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
I could not help it. I have known since I was 4. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Carla Goldberg Bio
EDUCATION:
1989 M.F.A. Maryland Institute, College of Art (MICA)-Mount Royal Graduate School of Art (Studied under Babe Shapiro & Salvatore Scarpitta)
1987-B.A. University of Redlands, California. Studio Art Honors/Art History (studied under John Nava & John Brownfield.
CARLA GOLDBERG is originally from Palm Springs, California. She’s a So Cal Desert Rat who has called the Hudson Valley home since 1990. She graduated with honors from the University of Redlands, CA. and earned her MFA from MICA-Mount Royal Graduate School of Art in Baltimore, MD. She is a current member of bau gallery (Beacon Artists Union), a contributing member of the Beacon Art Salon and a council member of the international coalition of artists known as Mirca Art Group. She also started Insight Gallery in Cold Spring, New York for the summer of 2009 that focused on artists of the Hudson Region. Additionally she has created large group shows and projects. Among these include the Centennial Celebration for the University of Redlands covering 8 decades of living alumni artists and the “Freedom & Art project” which still raises funds for Amnesty International in support of Nobel Peace Prize winner, Aung San Suu Kyi of Burma. The project received coverage from the BBC Radio Free Asia and many other international news entities.
It is the Hudson’s imagery, history, lore and river science that inspires and informs Carla's art. Her explorations into textures through non-traditional techniques, the play of light seen behind transparent surfaces and references to water are recurring themes. Her layering of materials alludes to an evolution of events as if they are being seen in the context of archeology or discovery in watery depths and cracked earth. Carla sees her work as mapping the unseen. Her passion for the Hudson River has spurred her to use art to educate the public about the ecosystem and science of the Hudson River through her imagery.
Her work has been featured in solo and group shows nationally and internationally in galleries, universities and museums. Her work can be found in public spaces and corporate collections.
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