Carol Gartzman Gooberman Fine Art
[Misc] - [Friday 13th, June 2008]
www.cggfineart.com

Carol Gooberman, born Carol Lotstein, I grew up in Pennsauken, N.J., graduated from Pennsauken High
School in 1973. I graduated from Moore College of Art and Design in 1977 with a BFA degree. Also, in
1977 I married Alan Gartzman, had two children, Sheera and Steven. I became a widow in 1985. In 1989
I married Bruce Gooberman, had two more children, Evan and Marcy. We all live in Haddonfield, N.J.
Since graduating from college, I have worked in advertising agencies and I have continued my education in
various classes in oil and watercolor and pastel painting. I work in pastels in my studio two to three days per
week. I work from photographs that I have taken. I love to paint children on the beach, children and women
dressed up in vintage clothing, my two cats, porches, etc. I paint my subjects in sunlight creating strong
contrast with light and shadows. I owned and taught at the Art Depot Inc., art classes for adults and children,
in Merchantville, N.J. from 1987-1998. In the spring of 2001 I began participating in Fine Art and Craft
shows in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. I design and paint "Memory Paintings" which are reproduced and
used in Alzheimer's Centers.



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