biografía de Michael GOLDBERG (1924-2007/08)

Lugar de nacimiento: NYC

Direcciones: NYC

Profesión: Painter

Estudios: ASL, 1938-42, 1946 with Jose de Creeft ; City College New York, 1940-42, 1946-47; Hans Hofmann School Art, 1941-42, 1948-50.

Exposiciones: WMAA; AFA, 1965; Am. Art Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1965; Smithsonian Inst., 1966; MoMA,1968; Corcoran Biennale, 1969; Paley & Lowe, Inc., NYC, 1970s.

Obra: AIC; BMA; Chrysler MA, Norfolk, VA; De Cordova and Dana Mus., Lincoln, MA; Walker Art Center, MN; Dayton (OH) Art Inst.; Nat. Gallery Art, Washington, DC; Albright-Knox Gal., Buffalo, NY; Mus. Western Art, Tokyo, Japan; MOMA, Israel.

Comentarios: Abstract Expressionist painter, who names Willem De Kooning's work as most influential on his own. He experimented with metallic powders to give his paintings luminescence, and painted several series of monochromatic works in the 1960s. Teaching: art instructor, Univ. Calif., Berkeley, 1961-62; Yale Univ., 1967; Univ. Minnesota, 1968.