MY MISSION

Bringing art to your life

​As an artist I strive to help people feel peace amidst a troubled world and hectic daily lives. If my work adds something positive to someone's life, then I have served my purpose. 

Solo Exhibition
I am thrilled about my upcoming solo exhibition, "Just Because," which will be on view from September 11 to October 6 at the Workhouse Arts Center.

Opening Reception:
🟥 Workhouse Art Center, Building 5 Gallery, 9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, Virginia
📅 Saturday, September 14
⏰ 6-9 PM
🎨 Artist talk @ 7pm

"Just Because" marks a profound shift in my artistic journey from representational work to abstraction. This transformation reflects my fascination with the beauty of nature and the passage of time.
My personal experiences and memories, especially those rooted in the landscapes, mountains, and trees of my upbringing, play a significant role in shaping my art. By translating these inspirations into abstract forms, I aim to create a space where you can engage with the art on a deeply personal level, bringing your own interpretations and emotions to the experience.
Ultimately, "Just Because" is a celebration of the journey itself—of change, exploration, and the ongoing dialogue between the artist, the artwork, and you.

Workshops / Classes

My workshop in Cinque Terre, Italy is now filled.  Stay tuned for art retreats planned for 2025.
Online courses are offered throughout the year. 
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Newest Art

This is where you will find my newest work for your home or office. Check back often. I update frequently.

Vibrant Landscapes

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    Unexpected Path

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    Layers of Meaning

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    Magical Surprises

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    “I love the intense color, jarring harmony, and mysterious motif of this pastel. I’d like to believe Lynn Goldstein has channeled the symbolic longing for “transfiguration, out of the world”

    JACK RASMUSSEN, DIRECTOR AND CURATOR OF THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY MUSEUM AT THE KATZEN ARTS CENTER

    Exciting news!

    I am proud to have been interviewed by the online magazine, "Canvas Rebel." 

    ​To read the article and see what I have been up to, check out the article here!