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Color Investigation • 3 artworks
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Downtown Tucson as it was • 10 artworks
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In the 1980's I photographed downtown areas of Tucson. Each morning I would awaken before the sun rose [...]
In the 1980's I photographed downtown areas of Tucson. Each morning I would awaken before the sun rose to get out to the street as light was breaking. I required that each image have significant words. They also needed to be free of people and living creatures, though a cat appears in one. Now, many years later, I am reworking these images. The original work is available for purchase. Also available are unframed 8" x 10" prints for $125 and 11"x 14" prints for $225. Please get in touch for more information.
Family Remembered • 23 artworks
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The Others • 25 artworks
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Biography
Tucson artist, Linda Rosenfield, works with mixed media, often starting with a photograph. She grew up in New York City where The Brooklyn Museum of Art served as her rainy day playground. Hide-and-seek in and around the mummy cases was a favorite game.
She has taught art at the Tucson Museum of Art, in Sells Arizona on the Tohono O'odham Reservation, and at Pima Community College where she was Director of the Art Gallery on the West Campus.
Her work is in many private & public, regional and national collections, including The Tucson Museum of Art and the Polaroid Collection.
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UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1944
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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Added Nov 18, 2017
How to get in touch
For more information about work that you see on these pages, contact:
lianro55 @gmail .com
Added Mar 3, 2017
Arrivals and Departures - TAG at the Tucson International Airport
Tucson Artists Group at the Tucson International Airport
March 6 - June 1, 2017
Opening Reception is Saturday, March 11, from 4 - 6 PM
Added Oct 6, 2016
Exhibit at the Kirk Bear Canyon Library in Tucson, Arizona
The Kirk Bear Canyon Library in Tucson is showing an exhibition of work from "Downtown As It Was".
On display is a group of ten paintings of downtown Tucson from the mid 1980's. The show includes never
before seen images of Ralph's Gas Station and Night Parking. Those of you who are in Tucson, please
stop by to see the work.
Added Mar 18, 2016
Catalog for the exhibition TAG's Re-Emergence
http://www.blurb.com/b/6897895-tag-catalogThe 2016 Catalog of the Re-Emergence 1 & 2 exhibits at the Temple Gallery in Tucson Arizona. Featuring the recent work of current TAG artists: Tom Bergin, Curt Brill, Janet K. Burner, Stephen Derks, Leslie Ann Epperson, Charles Hedgcock, James Huffer, Karen Hymer, Patrick Hynes, Ben Johnson, Ann Keuper, Kathleen Koopman, Rhod Lauffer, William Lesch, Ken Matesich, Barbara Newman, Ken Newman, Stephen Romaniello, Linda Rosenfield, Richard Schaffer, Doug Sheldon and Kathleen Velo
Each of the pieces in the exhibition are represented in the catalog.
Added Apr 2, 2015
Coming soon - March 2016
The second part of TAG's Re-Emergence will be at The Temple of Music & Art in Tucson, Arizona. The opening reception is on Friday, March 18, from 5:30 - 7:30. More of the images from "Downtown Tucson as it Was" will be on display. If you are in Tucson, please stop in. More information will follow.
During the mid 1980's I awakened before sunrise in order to photograph the streets, buildings and neighborhoods of my downtown environment. The buildings I chose, first of all were of interest to me, either because of their style, the building materials, or the setting. Next I looked for the words; signs on or around the buildings that added additional layers of meaning. The early morning time meant that few people were out in the street. Few people are in the images.
Reviews and comments
This is fantastic, Linda-- love to see your new work!
Heh Linda, I like your style. I too am a mixed media artist, I enjoy your pieces!
Heh Linda, I like your style. I too am a mixed media artist, I enjoy your pieces!
Linda,
Like your website a lot, hope to have one of your originals soon!
Linda,
I found info about tomorrow's tour and was able to find your studio. I will come by there tomorrow. I like your art. Edward
Around the sky sky.Very interesting artwork.
Very, very nic! Congratulations and Sucess!
j'aime beaucoup votre travail !!!
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