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Golden Fall, encaustic and silverleaf now on view at the Sorelle Gallery
New works at the Cazenovia Artisans.
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Free bird and Wildflowers on display at the Nan Miller Gallery.
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LINDA BIGNESS
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Installation view of "Vessels and Flowers" 40 X 30"
Six panels from the Spring Thaw series, Nature's Paths recently purchased for Oswego Gamma Knife Center.
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VESSELS AND FLOWERS 40 x 30" CURRENTLY ON EXHIBIT AT THE CAZENOVIA ARTISANS GALLERY
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Abstract Stories, Artist Book, to be released in November 2018.
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Urban Walk I oil on linen, 36 X 48" on view at the Schweinfurth National Exhibit 2016, Collection of the Rochester Regional Health Center.
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Artist with latest work "Yellow Barn Seneca" oil on exhibit at the Quintus Gallery in Watkins Glen, NY
Opening Reception at the Nan Miller Gallery featuring works by gallery artists. Shown here: wall of Bigness works with Paley's sculptures.
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About the Artist
Linda Bigness creates art on paper and canvas. Her largely abstract works have been exhibited internationally, won numerous awards and can be found in both public and private collections. Her exhibit history includes the Everson Museum of Art, the European Arts Embassy© the Stichting (Foundation) in The Netherlands, Munson Williams Proctor Museum of Art, Porter Contemporary Gallery, NYC, and the Yager Museum of Art and Culture. Public commissions include the Temple B'Rith Kodesh in Rochester, NY, and the Governor's Mansion in Florida. Bigness was head of the Visual Arts Department and Director of Gallery 320 at the Metropolitan School for the Arts in Syracuse, NY before it closed and has continued to curate, teach and write on a regular basis. |
Artist standing in front of two encaustic works selected for the International "Restart" exhibition at the Tyler Art Gallery 2016 Artwork purchased for the collection of CBS
Artist standing in front of Blue Barn Seneca at the Quintus Gallery in Watkins Glen, NY
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