About

When most people think about printmaking, they usually think of a printing press. But monoprints are done by hand; and because they are done by hand, monoprints are considered the most painterly of all the printing techniques. They are essentially printed paintings. Linda discovered this technique many years ago while attending a workshop at the Mendocino Art Center. And the process has inspired her ever since.

In 2009 she became a member of the O’Hanlon Art Center in Mill Valley; and there, found the perfect setting for her to continue her love of hand printmaking. Recently retired from teaching, Linda now divides her time between working in the shared studios at the O’Hanlon Center and also working in her new home studio in Richmond.

Solo Shows

*Benicia Library

April, 2022

*Albany Foyer Art Gallery

December, 2021

*Places and Things

March 2015, Napa County Library, Napa

*Circle Songs

March 2011, O’Hanlon Gallery, Mill Valley

Group Shows

* Unrestricted

November, 2021, O'Hanlon Center For The Arts

*Alchemy & Stitches

December 2016, Finley Center, Santa Rosa

*Silverscapes

April, 2012, San Pablo Art Gallery, San Pablo

Juried Shows

* San Francisco Women Artists

Climate Change Protecting the Earth

February 2023

* San Francisco Women Artists

Artist Choice

August 2021

*San Francisco Women Artists

Collage and Mixed Media

May 2021, Juried by Lorna Steven

*Bay Area Women Artists

August 2012 and August 2013, Juried by Donna Seager and Suzanne Gray

*Black & White and Shades of Gray

February 2015, Juried by Barry Peterson

*Art of the Spirit

December, 2014, Juried by Anthony Lawlor