Quotes by Joshua L. Goldberg

Joshua L. Goldberg

Reconcile the loss of the painting – no matter how many times it may happen – with the joy of beginning again.

Failure

Joy

Loss

Representational painters: loosen the grip of inflexibility! Abstract painters: tighten your hold on crafting your images! In both types of painting students need to unlearn what one has acquired.

Needs

Painting

Students

Representational painters: place your works in a larger context. Give your work not only breadth but breath. Do not ‘copy’ what you see outwardly but give it ‘spirit.

Giving

Realism

Spirit

Respond to others about your work with equanimity.

Criticism

Equanimity

Seeing nothing one sees everything.

Seeing

The great square has no corners and the great implement completes nothing.

Corners

Greatness

Squares

To be the authentic is to be detached and stand aside from oneself and the work so that the working process can take on an untrammeled life of its own. Labored self-involvement, contrivance, ulterior motives, even the extraordinary facility that one may have, must be let go.

Letting Go

May

Self

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Quotes by Joshua L. Goldberg

Joshua L. Goldberg

Reconcile the loss of the painting – no matter how many times it may happen – with the joy of beginning again.

Representational painters: loosen the grip of inflexibility! Abstract painters: tighten your hold on crafting your images! In both types of painting students need to unlearn what one has acquired.

Representational painters: place your works in a larger context. Give your work not only breadth but breath. Do not ‘copy’ what you see outwardly but give it ‘spirit.

Respond to others about your work with equanimity.

Seeing nothing one sees everything.

The great square has no corners and the great implement completes nothing.

To be the authentic is to be detached and stand aside from oneself and the work so that the working process can take on an untrammeled life of its own. Labored self-involvement, contrivance, ulterior motives, even the extraordinary facility that one may have, must be let go.

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