Artist Information:
Jane Linders
Maryland Heights, MO
United States
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
My current passion is an
alternative photographic
technique called Polaroid
transfers. I have become a
devotee of the transfer
process because I like the
soft focus, painterly
qualities of the images. I
think the major strength of
the polaroid process is that
it is fast art. One transfer
only takes about five minutes
from start to finish. I have
a short attention span, so I
like to view my art right
away.
I am happy to announce that
one of my photos has been
accepted to be exhibited in
the Smithsonian Museum for the
month of July 2007. You can
view more of my photography by
visiting my website at
http://www.freewebs.com/janelin
ders...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibits:
2010
"Heart of the Town", solo
exhibit, S. Carmody Gallery,
Maplewood, MO
"The Art of Burningman", solo
exhibit, Lola, St. Louis, MO
2009
"Close to Home", group
exhibit, Salt of the Earth,
Webster Groves, MO
"Open Studio", Group exhibit,
Contemporary Art Museum St.
Louis
"Polaroid Perceptions", group
exhibit, Opera...
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Artist Galleries:
Soulard Art Market, ST. Louis,
MO: www.soulardartmarket.com
Cranky Yellow, St. Louis, MO:
www.crankyyellow.com
Subterranean Books,
Universicty City, MO:
www.subbooks.com
St. Louis Craft Mafia:
www.stlouiscraftmafia.com
Brewingtons, 4739 McPherson,
St. Louis, MO 63108
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Artist Reviews:
ST. Louis Seen and Unseen, by
Michael Kilfoy:
http://stlouisseenandunseen.com
/author/
SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE July
2005,
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/m
ultimedia/photos/?c=y&articleID
=10013401&page=2
Smithsonian July 2007
http://photocontest.smithsonian
mag.com/v4/altered9.html
National Geographic Traveler
Magazine
When the entire contents of
the "Elvis Is ...
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Jane Linders's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Jane Linders's Portfolio.
My current passion is an alternative photographic technique called Polaroid transfers. I have become a devotee of the transfer process because I like the soft focus, painterly qualities of the images. I think the major strength of the polaroid process is that it is fast art. One transfer only takes about five minutes from start to finish. I have a short attention span, so I like to view my art right away.
I am happy to announce that one of my photos has been accepted to be exhibited in the Smithsonian Museum for the month of July 2007. You can view more of my photography by visiting my website at http://www.freewebs.com/janelinders... |
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