Colin Goldberg

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[edit] Background

Colin Adriel Goldberg is an American artist born in the Bronx, New York in 1971. He obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Studio Art with a painting concentration from SUNY-Binghamton in 1994. The artist's work has been included in juried museum exhibitions at the Roberson Museum in Binghamton, New York and the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, New York. It has also been exhibited at galleries and art events in Boston, Honolulu, New York, Los Angeles, Toledo, and San Francisco. In 1995, two of his works were projected 200' tall onto the Empire State Building and other New York City monuments for the 1995 Earth Day festival.[1] In 2005, his canvas "Pollock's Studio" was accepted into the permanent collection of the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in Springs, New York, the former home of the painters Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner. Goldberg's studio is currently based in Bowling Green, Ohio.

[edit] Recent Work

Goldberg's 2007 solo exhibition entitled Wireframes was exhibited at the Hudson Gallery in Sylvania, Ohio. [2] These works were described by the Toledo City Paper as creating "..an abstract dreamworld where vague forms and strict detail play together, hinting at a deep understanding of how the science and beauty of life intertwine". [3]

[edit] Exhibitions

2007

  • Colin Goldberg: Wireframes, Hudson Gallery, Sylvania OH

2006

  • Works in Progress, National University Center, San Diego, CA
  • Terror?, Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco CA
  • Artomatic419, Toledo OH
  • Snap To Grid, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, LA
  • Emerging Codes Of the Digital, Hiestand Galleries, Oxford, Ohio

2005

  • Art in the Park, Southampton, NY

2002

  • Red, Sara Nightingale Gallery, Watermill NY

2001

  • Digital Identity, Boston Cyberarts Festival, Boston MA
  • Spring Salon Show, Serena at the Chelsea Hotel, NYC NY

2000

  • techno.Art, Everbeta Object Gallery, NYC NY

1999

  • Dreams 1900-2000, Equitable Center Gallery, NYC NY

1998

  • Hampton Classic, Southampton NY

1996

  • East Village Artists, The Emergent Collector, NYC NY

1995

  • Sundance Gallery, Bridgehampton NY
  • Giant Earth Projections, Empire State Building, NYC NY

1994

  • Southampton Cultural Center, Southampton NY
  • Annual Juried Exhibition, Roberson Museum, Binghamton NY

1993

  • The Villa Maria, Bridgehampton NY
  • Binghamton University Art Gallery, Binghamton NY

1989

  • East End Student Show, Parrish Art Museum, Southampton NY


[edit] External links

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Keshner, Andrew: "The Digital Artist of Southampton.", Long Island Jewish World, Sept. 2-8 2005, p.17.
  2. ^ Toledo Blade, March 10, 2007. Section E, p.10.
  3. ^ Toledo City Paper, March 7-13, 2007, p.13.