Member Artist
October 2018
Harriet Sobie Goldstein
Mangroves
Artist’s Statement
The series “Mangroves” was inspired by the Anne Kolb Nature Center in Hollywood Florida. They have preserved a mangrove forest. Mangrove forests were once ubiquitous along the shores and inlets. There are two kinds of mangroves, Red and Black. They are mysterious trees adapted to the brackish waters. The roots curl above and below the surface of the water. Their leaves shine in the sunlight below the amazing Florida clouds. I have tried to capture their magic in paint. 

​About Harriet Sobie Goldstein
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Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, she is a graduate of Hunter College in New York City, where she majored in art. While a student at Hunter,
her painting instructor, the noted artist Tony Smith, encouraged her innate sense of color. She continued to study at art schools and
colleges in New York and New Jersey, including the Art Students League. Ms. Goldstein taught in the NYC school system. A highlight of
her tenure was instructing NYC teachers to infuse art into the curriculum as an instructor for the NYC Teachers Consortium.
Ms. Goldstein creates paintings in oil and acrylic and is comfortable with landscape, figurative and abstract themes. Harriet Sobie
Goldstein has exhibited her artwork at the Phoenix Gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan. She has shown her work in galleries throughout the
Metropolitan NY area. She is a member of the National Association of Women Artists and SALUTE to Women In The Arts.
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