Lot 354 - Linda Schwab - D
ARTIST INFO
About
Linda Schwab lives and works in Yorkshire, UK.
The starting point for her work falls into two categories; ‘recent events’, from life or mobile phone photos and ‘recreated events’, from archive or found photographs. The paintings capture something mysterious and unknown, someone or something seen at a distance and committed to memory. She describes the process of painting as starting with an objective record and ending with an attempt to capture what can be sensed at the peripheries of vision.
Education
1979-82 University of Central Lancashire, BA Fine Art
1982-84 Slade School of Art, UCL, MA Painting
Select Exhibitions/Awards
2023 RA Summer Exhibition
2022 RA Summer Exhibition & RWS Open
2018 ‘Me and You’ Dean Clough Galleries
2005 ‘Situation Leeds’ various venues, Leeds
2000 Lancaster Festival of Digital Arts 2000
1997 ‘Absolut Collection’ Leeds
1994 ‘Wunderkammer’ Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds.
1994 ‘La Poupée’ Bankfield Museum, Halifax
1992 ‘Penumbra’ Crossley Gallery, Dean Clough
1989 ‘An Artist’s Life’ Spink & Son, London
1985 ‘Capital Paintings’ Barbican Gallery
1984 ‘Germinations’ Germany/Edinburgh/London/France
1983 ‘X Preston’ Harris Museum and Art Gallery
1983 ‘Summer Show’ Royal Academy London
1981 ‘Leicestershire Collection’ Beaumanor Hall, Leicester
1981 Northern Young Contemporaries, Whitworth Gallery, Manchester
Gallery Representation
Contemporary Six, Manchester
Old School Gallery, Alnmouth
Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork
‘D’ refers to an unknown woman, the subject of a found photograph from the 1920’s.
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