Visual Conversations
a solo exhibition by Linda Dubin Garfield @ atria senior living
Exhibition Runs: february 11th - april 26th, 2021
About the exhibition:
Linda Dubin Garfield usually facilitates biweekly art memoir workshops for the Memory Care Unit at Atria Senior Living Center City. She has been unable to be at the facility since mid March 2020. Having her art in their living space in the Art Gallery on the 5th floor which can be enjoyed by residents and staff makes her feel connected to the people who she misses seeing twice a month.
This exhibition is not available for in-person viewing.
About the Artist:
Linda Dubin Garfield is a native Philadelphia artist who creates colorful works on paper that combine traditional printmaking, mixed media & digital technology based on her love of travel, the mystery of memory & the magic of place.
Linda Dubin Garfield, an award-winning printmaker and mixed media artist, creates visual memoirs exploring the mystery of memory and the magic of place, using hand-pulled printmaking techniques, photography, collage and digital imaging. Her abstract and dynamic works use multiple layers of ink that waver between background and foreground creating a fusion of surface design and abstract expressionism She also creates installations that include public participatory art, especially when she is exploring themes relating to women in today’s culture. In 2005 she founded ARTsisters, a group of professional artists who empower each other and their community through art. In 2007 she started smART business consulting, helping emerging artists reach their goals and their audience, providing consulting and coaching on the business side of art through individual, small groups, and workshop experiences as well as providing opportunities to exhibit work. She also provides art-making workshops to several organizations like Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Centers for Older Adults, Simpson House and Atria Senior Living. Today she serves on several non-profit boards, and appreciates her good fortune to be able to make art every chance she gets.