Beth S. Goldberg

In the Press

Press & Recognition

The Hartford Courant · We-Ha.com · Artsy Shark

Beth's seven-decade practice and personal story have drawn coverage from regional and national outlets. Selected coverage is gathered below, with links to the original articles.

The Hartford Courant July 26, 2026

“At 92, This CT Artist’s Work Continues to Be Recognized Nationally. ‘Art Renews Your Energy’”

Art renews your energy. You put energy into it, and it gives it back to you. You look at it and say, ‘Hey isn’t that nice? What a lovely image.’

A career-spanning profile tracing Beth’s path from a first blue-ribbon watercolor at age twelve to exhibitions at Lincoln Center, the Heckscher Museum, the Salmagundi Club, and the Javits Center — and her use of art and art therapy to stay connected with her late husband, Benjamin, through his illness.

We-Ha.com — West Hartford News July 22, 2026

“For Connecticut Artist Beth S. Goldberg, Creativity Has Been a Lifelong Practice”

Art continues to provide me with a creative and emotional outlet. I love experimenting with different media, textures, and materials, allowing each piece to evolve organically. My goal is to continue creating art that is vibrant and meaningful.

A profile of Beth’s lifelong commitment to learning and making — from her master’s work in art therapy and years spent working with veterans, psychiatric patients, and older adults, to a practice that now spans watercolor, acrylic, collage, fabric, wire, mesh, and found materials.

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New work, process notes, and studio moments, shared regularly.

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