Uncovering the Human Condition: The Arthur S. Goldberg Collection
Works from the private collection of Arthur Goldberg feature the human figure as a means to understand the human condition. References to the body can be found in each of the paintings, works on paper, and sculptures in the exhibition. Whether a finely detailed self-portrait or an abstracted reference to an inner psychological state, the bodies in this exhibition channel questions about being, experience, and perception.
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Image Credit: Philip Pearlstein (US American, b. 1924), Nude in a Hammock, 1982, color etching with aquatint, 30 1/8” x 40 ½” (image). Collection of Arthur S. Goldberg. Image © Charles Sternaimolo 2021.
Every first Thursday of the month, admission is free for everyone to the Museum with extended hours from 12 to 7pm (except in December).
Free Admission for:
Children 12 years old and under; Fitchburg State University, Mount Wachusett Community College and Fitchburg Public School Students, Faculty & Staff with I.D.; Residents of City Ward 4B with proof of residence; NEMA Members with one guest; AAM Members with one guest; Active Military and their families with I.D.
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2021/09/25 - 2022/01/09
Fitchburg Art Museum
185 Elm Street, Fitchburg, MA 01420