Solo Exhibition at the
Grey Horse Farms Grand Opening
Solo Exhibition at the
Grey Horse Farms Grand Opening
Banner Art: Solo Exhibition at the Grey Horse Farms installation in a horse stall:
The Crown of Quartz, 6 ft. x 7.5 ft. acrylic on canvas
STile Gallery of art & design 1996 - 2000
GALLERY OPENING RECEPTION 1996
In the summer of 1996, the Stile Gallery of Art & Design opened it's door to the bustling tourist destination of Newport, RI. The gallery hosted many solo and group exhibitions focusing on the local and regional artists of Rhode Island. It was also used as a gathering place for the community during artist's receptions, a local meeting place for a non profit community arts group Called Project One, and at times as a personal painting studio for the artist.
staging Rental
Recently, I have been displaying my artwork with the STILE REAL ESTATE on properties in the New York City and Brooklyn, NY, area. My work can also be found on the website
client’s testimonial
A CLIENT’S RESPONSE ON RECEIVING THE PURCHASE OF THIS PAINTING:
“My thoughts about the painting are- "This painting is made for daydreams- getting lost in places of beauty, past and future."
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Many of my paintings have been created on site in remote locations along the many smaller creeks, lakes, streams, etc., that feed into the Hudson River in the Hudson Valley region of New York.
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Picturing the sublime
EXHIBIT WITH LINDA J.
6th Annual Postcard Show Thomas Cole Historic Site, Catskill, NY Sunday, September 24,2017 1 - 4pm
Top Postcard 5"x 7" by Marie Stile Bottom Postcard 5"x 7" by Linda Stile
Inspiration
A collection of paintings
by Linda Jane
Inspiration
A collection of paintings
by Linda Jane
Inspiration
At a very early age, I stood in awe as I watched my mother working on a portrait painting of my younger sister. Then again at about 11 years old, I witnessed her while she stood in front of the easel painting a bouquet of flowers. I felt a peaceful energy from her. It was then that I said to myself, ‘Boy does she look happy! I want to do what she’s doing’! And so my desire to become an artist began. Later in my teens, she would take me along to her private art classes where I began to model for the class. This was my introduction into the world of the studio artist.
art education
Linda’s love of the arts began at an early age. In her youth, she would take trips into NYC so that she could study the works of master artists in the museums. She was inspired by such artists as John Singer Sargent, Renoir and Matisse, Renaissance artists Michelangelo and Raphael along with many other renowned painters.
Linda graduated from Hofstra University in art education and later went on to receive her MFA from the Brooklyn College while continuing her painting studies at the Art Student’s League of NY. In the early part of her career, Linda taught art education in Wildwood, NJ until relocating to Brooklyn, NY. She went on to teach not only art education but math and English at the Jackie Robinson Intermediate School 320 from 1983-2000. She enjoyed taking her students on field trips into Manhattan to see the artwork in the museums or to take a short walk over to the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for inspiration and art lessons.
During the summer months while school was on break, Linda would take her art supplies into Manhattan and sit with other artists from the Art Student’s League to draw portraits for tourists.
Fine artist
During her retirement years, Linda continued to work as a fine artist by joining the local arts organizations in the Hudson Valley region of NY. She became a member of the Green County Council on the Arts and the Columbia County Council on the Arts, participating in many group exhibitions throughout the region.
Pocketbook Factory group art exhibit
Hudson, NY
