Friday, September 7, 2012

Sandra Golbert Fiber Piece

This is 'Forest', made from a drawer from a steamer trunk. The top compartment holds a piece of lovely wood, the second, some polymer clay and the bottom is a paper cut out I designed of a tree....as you can see!

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BLOGGING FOR SENIORS!

I'm getting into this.


People have responded to my offer of making me offers on my artwork! That's great.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

I have donated this piece to Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill, MA. It hangs in the library and has been really well received by all. I'm so happy it found a good home, and to that purpose, I am announcing the following:

Thanks to my ever-lovin' daughter, Jeanette, we have fixed up the loft as a 'quasi-gallery'  showing as much art as the walls can hold!

 I'd like to make art instead of storing it!

To that purpose, I am selling and gifting a LOT of work. Make me offers I can't refuse, even if you think they're ridiculous....I will not find them so. I have an offer for 'Fallen Angel' (website - revolving art on homepage) for about a third of its original price, and am sending 5 pieces to a friend in Puerto Rico for her new offices, as a gift.

The catch is, you have to visit me to be gifted or to buy art at Walmart prices!

This is not only to make me eager to make more art, but to appease Jeanette, who lives in terror of having to dispose of all my materials, art, beads and tons of boxes of  my
'stuff' post-mortem!

So come one and come all.....art only, as I continue to find more venue for my jewelry.
See you soon!

Tuesday, April 24, 2012


"Reef", a hanging piece installed in the Hess Gallery at Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill, MA. near Boston.  It is hand-dyed silk organza and crepe de chine

Friday, March 30, 2012

It's Been Ages

Now I have a new show, at the Hess Gallery at Pine Manor College, in Chestnut Hill. The exhibit is called: Caribiana: tropical sights and colors. It will run until August 1 and consists of hanging pieces, wall art and pedestal works.

Artist's talk and reception is on Wed., April 4 from 11:30 am to 1 pm.

I'm curating a fabulous fiber exhibit at the Marblehead Art Association (MAA) in May. Artists, both local and from NY, RI, and NJ will have art on display. Many are members of the wonderful Textile Study Group of New York, an entity that gives art scholarships, as well as providing venues in New York City where their members may show their work.

This show is part of MAA's 90th anniversary festivities.