Carol Brown Goldberg

Since 1975, Washington, DC based artist Carol Brown Goldberg has been an active painter and sculptor, with over a hundred solo and group shows in the United States and abroad. Studying at the Corcoran School of Art under Gene Davis, she was awarded the Eugene M. Weisz award upon graduation. In 1989 and 1990, Goldberg produced and curated a 14-part lecture series, “Voices of Our Time,” which explored the relationship between art and science—a long held interest for the artist. 

Since 2005, Goldberg has produced a series of “Circle Paintings,” so named for the grid of hand painted circles that overlay her large abstract canvases. Fifty-five of these works were exhibited at The American University’s Katzen Arts Center in 2007, before traveling throughout Spain and Mexico.

Following the shows in Spain and Mexico, Goldberg began working on numerous bronze sculpture works. Originally conceived to use objects found and bought, these anthropomorphized sculptures have now grown in scale to now mimic human proportions, and are included in the sculpture grounds of both the Kreeger Museum and American University’s Katzen Arts Center here in Washington, DC.

Selected Sculpture Installations

Selected Solo Exhibitions

Selected Group Exhibitions

Selected Projects and Honors

Selected Collections