The Rebekah Goldstein: Paintings and Sculpture exhibition is a concentrated survey of Goldstein’s work including her rectangular paintings, sculpture and the shaped canvases she has become known for.

Goldstein’s work has been compared to that of Elizabeth Murray, Frank Stella and other modern and contemporary masters for her “abandonment of rectangular constraint.” Her paintings explore color, form and structure and their relationship to the human body and the built environment. They also play with perceptions of space.

Goldstein’s work is part of the permanent collections of the U.C. Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley, California; the MacEvoy and Wing Collections in San Francisco, California; The Fidelity Collection in Boston, Massachusetts; and the Nordstrom Collection in Seattle, Washington, as well as many private collections.