Hal Bromm
90 West Broadway, 2nd floor
New York, NY, 10007
+1 212-732-6196
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Hal Bromm
90 West Broadway, 2nd floor
New York, NY, 10007
+1 212-732-6196
Summer Gallery Hours:
Tue–Fri 12–5
or anytime by appointment
(Regular Hours Resume
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Michael Goldberg b. 1924
New York artist, Michael Goldberg (b. 1924, New York, NY), attended the Art Students League and the City College of New York, along with studying under renowned artists from 1941 to 1951. When he was seventeen, Goldberg took a hiatus from art and pursued a short military career during World War II. Soon after, he began studying with artist Hans Hoffman, delving into abstract expressionism and rejecting both social realism and geometric abstraction in a manner that would ultimately define his style.
Goldberg established himself as the youngest member of the Eighth Street Club, a small forum of New York artists who would engage in discourse, share materials, and explore the avant-garde. This new community, founded by sculptor Philip Pavia and including notable artists such as Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline, created a physical artistic experience for Goldberg. His artistic peers at The Club inspired him to take further steps in his art, leading critics to describe Michael as a "lyrical and nostalgic image of the painter and poet."
Goldberg's work is permanently installed in the Joslyn Art Museum in Nebraska. His work can also be found at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Peyton Wright Gallery, Taylor/Graham Gallery, Anders Wahlstedt Fine Art, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, and others. In 2007, Michael passed away at the age of 83 in his hometown of New York City.
Exhibition History:
Snowjob
2019
Press:
artsy
Brooklyn Rail
BOMB Magazine