Hayden Beck Gallery

Art Gallery Row
Whistler, British Columbia

Bill Anderson
John Barkley
Paul Béliveau
Norah Borden
Claudia Bos
Sam Clemens
John Clinton
Jack Darcus
Steve Driscoll
Holly Farrell
Gretchen Gammell
Josh Garber
Ann Goldberg
Gabryel Harrison
Sabina Hill
Lawrence Hislop
Patrick Hughes
Patricia Johnston
James Lahey
Mark Lang
Sylvain Louis-Seize
Raymond Martin
Ken Mayer
Ross Penhall
Jeanie Riddle
David Robinson
Verona Sorensen
Jennifer Walton
John Webster
David Wilson
Thomas Wood
Rimi Yang
White Tea Set
2009
oil on canvas
61 x 91 cm / 24 x 36 in
Metal Canisters
2009
oil on canvas
61 x 91 cm / 24 x 36 in
Nectarines and Plums
2009
oil on canvas
61 x 91 cm / 24 x 36 in
Green Apples
2009
oil on canvas
61 x 91 cm / 24 x 36 in
Tomatoes with Plastic Container
2009
oil on canvas
76 x 91 cm / 30 x 36 in
Olives On White
2009
oil on canvas
61 x 91 cm / 24 x 36 in
Chair
2008
oil on canvas
91 x 76 cm / 36 x 30 in
Ann Goldberg

“My work focuses on the axioms of beauty & time, the uncountable & the countable, painting & photography, lightness & darkness and the tension between all these concepts. I am interested in the relationships and interactions these ideas bring forth. At times they are dichotomous. At other times they intersect and interact. I work in oil on canvas with an inclination toward Realism &Ab¬stract Expressionism and an interest in the altered reality that photography can induce. Artists such as Richard Estes, Malcolm Morley, Gerhard Richter, and Chuck Close are of great significance to me.

I am interested in analyzing beauty through my art. If I see beauty, I capture and transform it immediately through the eye of a camera. I then paint the essence of what I have captured and through my painting I am able to analyze it using the media of old (oil painting) and new (photography). In a way, I am creating a handmade reproduction of something that has been produced mechanically. I like my work to take on the painterly significance of an expressionistic stroke as exemplified by De Kooning -but at the same time retain realistic and photographic qualities at a distance.”

-Ann Goldberg