Joan Linder American, b. 1970

(Com)passos is an exhibition that considers the bodies of this landscape, the very one that surrounds us and of which we are part of. They’re...

A paper bag that glitters in 24-karat gold. A giant Pink Pearl eraser. A landscape sculpted from sponges, scrubbers, scouring pads, and mopheads. Reframing the...

In partnership with area environmental activist organizations, Buffalo Arts Studio presents the panel discussion, “New Polluters” featuring artists, academics, and grassroots activists discussing the environmental...

Founded in December 1974, Hallwalls began as a vibrant hub for contemporary art in Buffalo. Since 1975, it has hosted over 6,500 events, featuring more...

Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present Fulfillment by Joan Linder. Fulfillment’s drawings examine local aspects of the hidden-in-plain-sight landscape of e-commerce, cloud computing, crypto-mining,...

Cultivamos Cultura is a platform for experimentation and development of shared knowledge in the theory and practice of science, technology and contemporary art. In other...

Cristin Tierney Gallery is pleased to present Fulfillment, a solo exhibition of new and recent work by Joan Linder. The exhibition opens Friday, June 21st...

“Where We Are” is an open question, a collective reflection on the here and now. The exhibition ponders the nature of transitions through time and...

The Holocaust was the first mass genocide to be simultaneously photographed by perpetrators, bystanders, resistors, and victims. History is left with a unique visual inventory...

In culture hyper-saturated by electronic imagery I use the traditional materials of a quill pen and a bottle of ink to create large-scale images that...

Handwerker Gallery at Ithaca College is pleased to present PRIME, a solo exhibition by Joan Linder. The show will be up from October 26 –...

In describing her drawings, Joan explains, “My subjects include the banality of mass produced domestic artifacts; the politics of war; sexual identity and power; and...

Look Both Ways brings together the work of seven artists who use multiple media in their artistic practices. The exhibition examines how multi-disciplinary approaches allow...

The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art is pleased to present The Emotional Show, an exhibition that explores some of the techniques artists have used to...