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Neil Goldberg

Goldberg has been exhibiting single channel video works, installations and mixed media sculptures since 1992. His work has been presented at such venues as Curt Marcus Gallery, Exit Art, The Kitchen, Artists Space, the Berkeley Art Museum, The Armand Hammer Museum, PS 122, the New York Video Festival at Lincoln Center and REEL NY. neilgoldberg.com.

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"Neil Goldberg." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/neil-goldberg.

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Neil Goldberg has been exhibiting single channel video works, installations and mixed media sculptures since 1992; his work has been presented at Curt Marcus Gallery, Exit Art, The Kitchen, Artists Space, the Berkeley Art Museum, the Armand Hammer Museum, PS 122, the New York Video Festival at Lincoln Center and REEL NY. Website: neilgoldberg.com.

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