Mar 28, 2006

Glenn Goldberg's paintings use vibrant colors and geometric shapes in abstract, meditative compositions. He is an internationally exhibited, New York-based artist who received his MFA from Queens College, NY. Glenn is a former recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship, and his most recent exhibitions have been at Pace Projects in New York, Sara Bowen Gallery in Williamsburg, and at Amherst College in Massachusetts.

This lecture is free and open to the public through the sponsorship of the Ello and Guido Brink Fund for the Support of Multidisciplinary Art.

The goal of the Ello & Guido Brink Fund for the Support of Multidisciplinary Art is to integrate the various Fine Arts mediums and incorporate new technologies into the arts. The lecture series will bring in artists representing multiple disciplines, to lecture at MIAD and be involved with students in classes, critiques, and seminars. Throughout their visits to MIAD, the artists will address the multidisciplinary aspects of their work.