Linda is a professional artist that produces and sells her work. She has shown her work in multiple galleries in various states. Linda has shown in the Ars Longa Gallery in Taos, New Mexico, Bremond House Gallery in Elgin, Texas, Prellop Fine Art Gallery in Salado, Texas, Artisans of Rocky Hill Gallery in Fredericksburg, Texas, Art U.S.A. Austin, Texas, and Shuptrine Fine Art Gallery in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Linda is currently showing in her own gallery in Taos, New Mexico on historic Ledoux Street adjacent to the Harwood Art Museum and also in the Taos Artist Collective in Taos, New Mexico. Linda's giclees are available at on line in Ft. Collins, Colorado at: www.artforconservation.com Visit www.lindarauchartist.com for current work.
PERSONAL ART WORK AND EDUCATION
PAINTING
MIXED MEDIA DRAWINGS
HAND BUILT CLAY
MURALS
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, B.S. ART EDUCATION
STEPHENS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, MO. ASSOCIATE OF ART
ARTIST STATEMENT
“I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MESMERIZED WITH FLOWERS AND HOW THEY LOOK IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS. SOMETIMES I SEE THEM IN DAZZLING SUNLIGHT DANCING IN THE WIND, AND SOMETIMES I SEE THEM IN A MISTY GARDEN IN THE EARLY MORNING OR IN THE EVENING TWILIGHT HOURS. I LIKE TO CAPTURE FEELINGS AND MOODS WHEN I PAINT. MY WORK IS SOMEWHERE BETWEEN REALITY & ABSTRACT. I LIKE FOR THE VIEWER TO BE ABLE TO SEE BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHIC REALITY. I THINK OF MY WORK AS A FAIRY TALE.”
PERSONAL ART WORK AND EDUCATION
PAINTING
MIXED MEDIA DRAWINGS
HAND BUILT CLAY
MURALS
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, B.S. ART EDUCATION
STEPHENS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, MO. ASSOCIATE OF ART
ARTIST STATEMENT
“I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MESMERIZED WITH FLOWERS AND HOW THEY LOOK IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS. SOMETIMES I SEE THEM IN DAZZLING SUNLIGHT DANCING IN THE WIND, AND SOMETIMES I SEE THEM IN A MISTY GARDEN IN THE EARLY MORNING OR IN THE EVENING TWILIGHT HOURS. I LIKE TO CAPTURE FEELINGS AND MOODS WHEN I PAINT. MY WORK IS SOMEWHERE BETWEEN REALITY & ABSTRACT. I LIKE FOR THE VIEWER TO BE ABLE TO SEE BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHIC REALITY. I THINK OF MY WORK AS A FAIRY TALE.”
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