Michael Goldberg b. 1952

  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Michael Goldberg is a Sydney based artist, curator and academic whose practice includes installation, performance, digital media and sculpture. From his early site-specific installations to later interactions with the global financial market, the artist seeks to create discursive and interactive artworks.
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Citations

  • Adam, Geczy and Genocchio Benjamin (Eds.) (2001), 'What is installation Art? An anthology of installation art in Australia’, Power Publications, Sydney, Essay “Heritage and Hauntology- The installation art of Michael Goldberg” contributed by David McNeill, pp 160-161.

  • French, Blair (Ed) (2008), 'Michael Goldberg: Strong Language, Some Violence, Adult Themes’, Artspace Visual Arts Centre Publications, Sydneyurl:, .

  • Goldberg, Michael (1999), 'The well built Australian’, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • Goldberg, Michael with Jacqueline Clayton … [et al.]. (guest curator ) (1997), 'Artists in the House: Elizabeth Bay House, contemporary art, installation program’, Historic Houses Trust, Glebe, NSW.

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