Stephanie Goldman, NWS, AWS, WHS, SDWS, CAC
I aim to capture memorable moments of life’s experiences. My focus is on a modern classical representation that allows me to express these ideas through a timeless lens, drawing on the techniques and traditions of the past while also incorporating contemporary elements.With a variety of mediums at my disposal, I have the freedom to experiment and explore different artistic styles. This versatility allows me to convey my message in the most effective way, whether it be through the delicate lines of pen and ink, the vibrant colors of acrylic and watermedia, the soft textures of pastel, the richness of oil, or the possibilities of digital art.I strive for harmony and balance in my compositions, carefully considering each element and eliminating unnecessary detail. This ensures that the focus remains solely on the subject and the emotions it evokes. By blending the past with the present, I seek to create a connection to the present and offer a deeper understanding of our personal life experiences.
Stephanie Goldman, an accomplished artist, is highly respected and admired by both collectors and critics. Her artwork showcases her deep creativity and willingness to experiment with different techniques and styles. Recently, her piece "American Woman, Oil, 84×60" was purchased by the prestigious Hilbert Art Museum. Some of her notable exhibitions include a series of unique portraits called "I Am A Child" at The Riverside Art Museum and "Bearing Exquisite Witness" at the Joan Croc Institute for Peace and Justice USD. Stephanie has also been featured in various juried and invitational national and international group exhibitions and magazines. In addition to her exhibitions, Stephanie has co-authored "The Complete Book of Poses for Artists” and “The Art of Drawing Poses for Artists” published by Walter Foster. Furthermore, her artwork has been reproduced by nota