Judith Linhares
Judith Linhares came of age in the socially turbulent "take-it-to-the-streets" days of feminism, underground comics, and poetic reverie in Northern California. She graduated from California College of the Arts. In 1975, she received the prestigious Adeline Kent Award in recognition for her contributions to the art of the region.
After participating in Marcia Tucker's seminal exhibition "Bad" Painting and receiving the (first of three) National Endowment for the Arts Grants, Linhares moved to New York. Descriptions of her history and paintings appear in the survey catalogue "Dangerous Pleasures" (1994), BOMB interview "Rowing In Eden" (2006), "Judith Linhares Weaves A Spell" (1985), and "Divine Intoxication" (2006). Her resume includes 40 one-person exhibitions.
Exhibitions
2015
2012
"Long and the Short of It," Group Show
2011
"Riptide", Solo Show
2010
"Talk Show", Group Show
"Turning Over a New Leaf", Group Show
2009
"About Face", Group Show
"Put It On Paper", Group Show
2007
"Seaworthy", Group Show
2006
"Rowing In Eden", Solo Show
2005
"Summer Sustenance", Group Show
2002
"Aviary", Group Show
2001
"Sweet Talk", Solo Show
1997
Solo Show
Group Show
1996
Group Show