Goldstein's etchings, watercolors and mixed media pieces once again prove the strength of her form and color senses.  Whether her vocabulary in any given piece is strongly graphical or impressionistic, there is a muscularity to her visual language that is entirely distinctive.

In our world, constantly evolving and devolving, I need to freeze these moments through the process of placing paint. "

 

Perelman's background in architecture informs his highly structured geometric abstracts. 

About this body of work, he says: "My primary interest is in the development and modulation of pattern and color. I am fascinated by the transformation that occurs when discarded or found objects become the basis for a work of art.

My most recent work has been the creation of wall reliefs using thin metallic surfaces, including flattened beverage cans, which I treat with patinas. This work has been inspired by Islamic designs and American quilt patterns."

 

Mitchell Goldberg will be featured in a group show In The Tiger's Eye at Mehu Gallery, 21 West 100th St. NYC 10023.  The show will run from October 8th through November 1st, with an opening reception on Thursday, October 8th from 6- 9 pm.

Gallery artists Louise Cadoux, Mitchell Goldberg and Madeline Wilson will be represented in Art Fired Up, an exhibition featuring works in glass, clay, resin and encaustic at the Lazarus Gallery, United Hebrew of New Rochelle, 391 Pelham Rd. New Rochelle NY 10805.  The opening reception will be Sunday, October 18th and will feature a clay art demonstration by ceramicist  Vicky Youngman.  On display through March 7th 2016.