Uncle Wiggley’s, oil on canvas assemblage, 48”x 35 $4,250
Roger talks briefly about his work and his community. http://youtu.be/E0pPqJyh7-A
Roger Goldenberg painted a 10 minute improvisation along with the Chris Klaxton group during a performance last winter at Buoy which is in Kittery, ME. The personnel were: Chris Klaxton – trpt; Andy Greene – gtr; Eric Von Oeyen – drms; Eric Klaxton – alto; Nate Therrien – bass. Buoy itself is a labor of love, run by three men who’s passion is to provide a NO PROfIT venue for visual and performing art that would otherwise not likely be seen or heard.This night’s performance harkened back to the bare bones performance that Goldenberg did with Mike Melvoin at Dartmouth, College in Hanover, NH. See the youtube clips above for that Debut event.
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This is an excerpt of The Wheel (c)2012 Matt Langley from Ears n Eyes at the Kittery Dance Hall January 7, 2012. Roger Goldenberg is the painter and one of the visionaries behind Ears n Eyes. Here is a link to read an article about In Ears ‘n’ Eyes
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This video is funny, quirky and not TOO embarrassing. Enjoy the fun! Three years ago HGTV’s That’s Clever production staff discovered my artwork by surfing my website. They contacted me to gauge my interest in being on their show. Their contact person informed me that a film crew was making a sweep through New England to capture artists sharing the ins and outs of making their visual art. My reaction was, “Why not!” I spent a full two weeks or more preparing for their arrival and the 5 hour shoot. They required that I prepare examples of my step by step process that is necessary to create my finished paintings. They even required that I get a manicure. Funny! As a result I created 15 partially finished pieces, each representing one stage in the process of making one of my paintings. What a lot of WORK! It took 5 hours of filming to create 5 minutes of final video footage. This ratio reminded me of the fact that it takes 40 gallons of maple sap to make one gallon of maple syrup. Now the evidence is before you; I shouldn’t quit my day job as an artist to become an actor : )
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Portsmouth artist, Roger Goldenberg, shows Gossip Lady what it takes to move huge art from his third floor studio to and from the gallery at 100 Market Street as well as sharing tips about how to get your stuff into a gallery. For more info see www.seacoastonline.com/gossiplady
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Roger Doodle Place Holder
Peacock Chair for Kinetic Inspiration
Imagine A Sculpture In Your Yard
