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When the painter Gerhard Richter took his family to the Mediterranean island of Corsica for a vacation in 1968, he shot a roll of film of the beaches and mountains and then used the photos as source images for a series of paintings.
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Linda Ganjian was born in Brighton, Massachusetts, and raised in the suburbs of Boston. She received a B.A. (with a major in painting) from Bard College in 1992 and an M.F.A. from Hunter College CUNY in 1998.
Her work has been exhibited in New York and abroad. Highlights include: solo exhibition at Auxiliary Projects (March 2013) Brooklyn; Pratt Manhattan Gallery, (“Blind Dates”) 2010; project room Artspace, New Haven, CT, (“un(spoken)” 2009; National Academy Museum NY (“183rd Annual Invitational, 2008); Socrates Sculpture Park (“EAF 2007”); Queens Museum, (“Queens International” 2006); Storefront for Art and Architecture (“Portable” 2006); eyewash@Boreas Gallery (“Urban Designs” solo show 2006); the Brooklyn Museum of Art (“Open House: Working in Brooklyn” 2004); and Stedelijk museum de Lakenhal in Leiden, Holland (2001).
Her work has been reviewed in The New York Times and Art in America, among other publications. She has received grants and fellowships from: the Queens Council on the Arts (through the NYCDCA), the Pollack-Krasner Foundation; Artslink; the ARPA foundation; Millay Colony; and MacDowell Colony.
She was recently awarded public art commissions from both the NYC School Construction Authority and the NYC Metropolitan Transportation MTA.
She currently maintains a studio in Queens, New York.
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