Artist Information:
Janet Goldner
New York, NY
United States
Member Since: Feb 2003
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Artist Statement:
A thirty-year cultural journey
began when I first traveled to
West Africa in 1973. Since
1995, when I spent eight
months in Mali (West Africa)
as a Fulbright scholar, I have
been engaged in an ongoing
dialogue with Malian artists
and artisans about our lives,
our work and our ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2008 Sundiata, the Loft
Theatre. Dowling Colege,
Oakdale, NY
2006 Have We Met? A Portrait
of Mali; Colgate Univ,
Hamilton, NY
2003 Zig-Zag; Art Resources
Transfer, New York, NY
2002 Can We Heal?; Art
Resources Transfer, New York,
NY
1998 Statements in Steel,
Walton Art Center,
Fayetteville, ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
SELECTED PERMANENT COLLECTIONS
2006 Negelan, American
Embassy, Bamako, Mali
2004 Garden Gate, private
collection, Ossining, NY
2003 Book of Hopes and Fears,
Gratz High School,
Philadelphia, PA
2002 The Granary, public
sculpture in collaboration
with Assn.
Segou Laben,
Segou, Mali
2000 Can We Heal?, Europos
Parkas, Vilnius, Lithuania
1999 Most ...
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Commissions:
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Janet Goldner's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Janet Goldner's Portfolio.
A thirty-year cultural journey began when I first traveled to West Africa in 1973. Since 1995, when I spent eight months in Mali (West Africa) as a Fulbright scholar, I have been engaged in an ongoing dialogue with Malian artists and artisans about our lives, our work and our creative process. My projects in Mali have included co-curating an exhibition of Malian art in the US, leading cultural tours of Mali for American students, co-producing a short documentary video about Mali, and administering a small fabric dyeing development project. My interest in and involvement with Mali is ongoing and fruitful. The combining of Western and non-Western images and ideas, and issues of cultural identity in my work is a result of many trips to Africa over the last thirty years as well as a response to my own layered American cultural identity.
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negelan, 2005
Indoor Installation,
9 x 6 X 0.3 feet
Availability: Sold
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