I Am a Full Woman

Finally, my video “I Am a Full Woman” is online. Deep gratitude to friends, patrons, allies, and family for the years of support they gave me to travel around the world and make photographs, and above all to the women who allowed me into their hearts and souls. The gifts I received are innumerable.To view the video, click on or go to: http://vimeo.com/lindawolf

I Am a Full Woman

 

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Hamer Man

Please join me at the opening of Refocus: Multicultural Focus
Arena 1 Gallery, Santa Monica
January 7th, 2012
part of the J. Paul Getty, Pacific Standard Time initiative
In 1981 the exhibition Multicultural Focus was mounted at Los Angeles Municipal Gallery Barnsdall Park where Josine Starrels was Gallery Director. Organized by Sheila Pinkel and curated by twelve artist/curators in the Los Angeles area — three each from the black, Latino, white and Asian communities — it was the first cross-cultural exhibition of photography in the Los Angeles area. Refocus: Multicultural Focus will include current work by most of the original artists in the exhibition. A catalogue will accompany the exhibition providing information on the original show juxtaposed to contemporary work and statements by participating artists. A new catalogue essay will reflect the changes that have taken place in multiculturalism and photography during the intervening thirty years. Participating artists include Arden Alger, Don Anton, Stephen Axelrad, Carroll Parrott Blue, Elizabeth Bryant, Gillian Brown, Steve Beherns, Dennis Callwood, Todd Gray, Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Willie Middlebrook, Patrick Nagatani, Peter Reiss, Joan Salinger, Rick Tejada-Flores, Linda Wolf, Nancy Webber, Mihoko Yamagata and Bruce Yonomoto.

Humble but proud to be part of J.Paul Getty’s, LA citywide art initiative, Pacific Standard Time, in January 2012

Pacific Standard Time is an unprecedented collaboration of cultural institutions across Southern California coming together to celebrate the birth of the L.A. art scene. Beginning October 2011, over 60 cultural institutions will make their contributions to this region-wide initiative encompassing every major L.A. art movement from 1945 to 1980. Celebrate the era that continues to inspire the world.

Refocus: Multicultural Focus
Arena 1

In 1981 the exhibition Multicultural Focus was mounted at Los Angeles Municipal Gallery Barnsdall Park where Josine Starrels was Gallery Director. Organized by Sheila Pinkel and curated by twelve artist/curators in the Los Angeles area — three each from the black, Latino, white and Asian communities — it was the first cross-cultural exhibition of photography in the Los Angeles area. Refocus: Multicultural Focus will include current work by most of the original artists in the exhibition. A catalogue will accompany the exhibition providing information on the original show juxtaposed to contemporary work and statements by participating artists. A new catalogue essay will reflect the changes that have taken place in multiculturalism and photography during the intervening thirty years. Participating artists include Arden Alger, Don Anton, Stephen Axelrad, Carroll Parrott Blue, Elizabeth Bryant, Gillian Brown, Steve Beherns, Dennis Callwood, Todd Gray, Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao, Daniel Martinez, Willie Middlebrook, Patrick Nagatani, Peter Reiss, Joan Salinger, Rick Tejada-Flores, Linda Wolf, Nancy Webber, Mihoko Yamagata and Bruce Yonomoto.

http://www.pacificstandardtime.org/

Linda is showing Photos: Tonight at the Bainbridge Commons 7-9pm

Varanasi India

Please come join me

The Commons are located in the BI Senior Center

Art: Seducer, Healer, Ecstatic Transformer – Deborah Milton, Brian Berman, and Linda Wolf at Grace Church – July 21st

by Linda Wolf

Please join Deborah Milton (painter), Brian Berman (sculptor)  and me at Grace Church on Thursday night, July 21st at 7:30, on Bainbridge Island. As Brian says, “we’ll be sharing our transformational healing stories about how art has healed and held us during our great growing times.” My photographs will be hanging and I plan to do a slide show and talk about the work I’ve been doing over the past 7 years, traveling and photographing women. Grace Church is on Day Road off Highway 305. Look for a feature about this evening presentation in the Bainbridge Review this coming Friday.

Hope to see you there.

Always love to hear this: Dear Linda: I am delighted to inform you that your work was selected by our judge, Anne Lyden, to be exhibited in the Art of Photography Show 2011:

“Arab Man Waiting at a Bus Stop”

We received 15,444 entries from 72 countries. 109 pieces were chosen.
So it’s quite an honor that your work was selected by Ms. Lyden!

An international exhibition of photographic art
at the elegant Lyceum Theatre Gallery in San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter

Exhibition: August 13 – October 16, 2011

Judge: Anne Lyden
Associate Curator at the J. Paul Getty Museum

Producer: Steven Churchill

In honor of dancing in public places

my photos will be up at Eleven Winery tonight for a month – I’ll be there from 6 – 8pm, come if you live on Bainbridge. would love to see you.

 

Little Photo Show in Seattle

Little Show of Linda’s photos

• Host:
  Philip Meadows

• When:
  Friday, April 15 from 06:00 PM to 8:30 PM 

Hello Dear Friends

Philip has been working diligently on nearly 100 photos we’ve selected from thousands I’ve made over the past 8 years of my travels – from China to Guatemala, India to Africa. We’re preparing the images for a video/slideshow & book, called “I Am a Full Woman – Portraits of Women around the World.”  Philip has blown up a 1/2 dozen + images and made beautiful prints and we’ll have others to show you from this project. Please join us at his little studio Friday night, the 15th of April for friendship and art. Love, linda (www.lindawolf.net)

Little Show of Linda’s photos 

Philip Meadows Gallery at Pictures Perfect Frame Shop

8061 Lake City Way Northeast
Seattle, WA 98115

Leon Russell to be inducted tomorrow night into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Here’s a few photos I took of Leon & Joe Cocker, on the Joe Cocker Mad Dogs & Englishmen Concert in 1970

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