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LINDA STEIN CV SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2017 HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Maine Jewish Museum, Portland, ME 2016 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Holter Museum of Art, Helena, MT HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Museum of Biblical Art in collaboration with University of North Texas, Dallas, TX HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Alverno College, Milwaukee, WI THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Columbia University, Teachers College, Macy Gallery, New York, NY HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Jewish Federation of Greater Santa Barbara in collaboration with Morris Squire Foundation and Congregation B’nai Brith, Santa Barbara, CA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Allegheny College Art Galleries, Meadville, PA 2015 HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Rosen Museum of the Levis JCC, Boca Raton, FL HOLOCAUST HEROES: FIERCE FEMALES–TAPESTRIES BY LINDA STEIN, Futernick Gallery of the Alper JCC, Miami, FL THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Noyes Museum of Art, Oceanville, NJ THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Penn State Berks, Freyberger Gallery, Reading, PA 2014 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Pennsylvania State University, Hub-Robeson Galleries, University Park, PA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Andrews Art Museum, Andrews, NC THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Coastal Carolina University, Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC 2013 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Fulton Montgomery Community College, Perrella Gallery, Johnstown, NY THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, St. Edward’s University, Austin, Fine Arts Gallery, TX THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Wilson College, Chambersburg, Bogigian Art Gallery, PA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Wenatchee Valley College, Robert Graves Gallery, Wenatchee, WA 2012 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, United States Institute of Peace, Washington DC THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Alexandria Museum Of Art, Alexandria, LA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Spiva Art Center, Joplin, MO THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Eastern Michigan University, Ford Gallery, Ypsilanti, MI LINDA STEIN, Sinclair Community College, Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery, Dayton, OH 2011 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Muhlenberg College, Martin Art Gallery, Allentown, PA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Georgia College & State University, GCSU Museum, Milledgeville, GA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, East Tennessee State University, Slocumb Galleries, Johnson City, TN THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Vanderbilt University, Sarratt Gallery, Nashville, TN THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Georgetown College, Georgetown, Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery, KY 2010 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Virginia Wesleyan College, Neil Britton Art Gallery, Norfolk, VA THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Cottey College, P.E.O. Foundation Art Gallery, Nevada, MO THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Cornell College, Peter Paul Luce Gallery, Mount Vernon, IA 2009 THE FLUIDITY OF GENDER: SCULPTURE BY LINDA STEIN, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY LINDA STEIN SCULPTURE–STRONG SUIT: ARMOR AS SECOND SKIN, National Association of Women Artists, Manhattan, NY 2007 LINDA STEIN – THE POWER TO PROTECT: SCULPTURE OF LINDA STEIN, Nathan D. Rosen Museum, Boca Raton, FL 2006 LINDA STEIN – KNIGHTS, SOFA, Chicago, IL Longstreth Goldberg Art, Chicago, IL LINDA STEIN – WOMEN WARRIORS: THE YIN AND YANG, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY LINDA STEIN – SCULPTURE OF THE HEROIC WOMAN, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, Jim Thorpe, PA LINDA STEIN – WONDER WOMAN REBORN, The Art Mission Gallery, Binghamton, NY LINDA STEIN – HEROIC VISIONS, Longstreth Goldberg Art, Naples, FL 2005 LINDA STEIN – “(K)NIGHT WATCH,” New York University, Broadway Windows, NY 2004 LINDA STEIN – THE FACE: AN OBSESSION (three decades), Smith College, Morgan Gallery, Northampton, MA 2002 LINDA STEIN EMBEDDED GLYPHS, The Art Club, New York, NY 1998 LINDA STEIN SOUNDING BLADES, Spiva Art Museum, Joplin, MO 1996 MUSICAL BLADES, Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, MA 1994 LINDA STEIN BLADES, Jamaica Arts Center, Queens, NY 1991 BLADES: TRANSCENDING AGGRESSION, Monmouth County Arts Center, NJ BLADES: REVERSING VIOLENCE, The University of the Arts, Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, Window on Broad, Philadelphia, PA BLADES: A PSYCHOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT, Fairleigh Dickenson University, Edward Williams Gallery, NJ BLADES IN NEW YORK: A MULTI-MEDIA ENVIRONMENT, Soho 20, NY 1989 STEIN ENVIRONMENTAL EXCAVATION, Fairleigh Dickenson University, Becton Hall Gallery, NJ STEIN EXCAVATION, Presented by mayor-Elect David Dinkins, Gallery of Manhattan Borough President, NY 1988 CHAIRS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS, Borough of Manhattan Community College, NY 1977 PROFILE, Gallery Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL 1975 CONSTRUCTIONS, Gallery North, Scarsdale, NY 1974 STEIN: NEW WORK, PAF Gallery of Fine Art, NY TWO PERSON OR GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2015 WOMEN IN ART~HERSTORIES; San Joaquin Delta College; Stockton, CA HEROES; Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI 2014 WOMEN ONLY; Flomenhaft Gallery; Chelsea, NY 2013 POWER AND PROTECTION: BULLY PROOF VESTS BY LINDA STEIN; Romany Kramoris Gallery; Sag Harbor, NY SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE ANNUAL HUMAN RIGHTS EXHIBIT; McAllen, TX traveling to Gallery 409; Brownsville, TX 2012 GALLERY REVIEW, Flomenhaft Gallery, NY 2011 PORTRAITS, Flomenhaft Gallery, NY Wo-man-ful-ly, ArtsVisalia, Visalia, CA 2010 Beware: Women Working at Flomenhaft’s, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY FLORIDA CONTEMPORARY 2010, An Annual Invitational Exhibition Celebrating the Artists of Florida, Naples Museum Of Art, Naples, FL Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery at Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY 2009 HOLIDAY BASH, Flomenhaft Gallery, NY • LINDA STEIN, Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, AL BODY-SWAPPING, EMPOWERMENT & EMPATHY: LINDA STEIN’S SCULPTURE, Casa Frela Gallery, Harlem, NY SALON 2009, Flomenhaft Gallery, Chelsea, NY GALLERY ARTISTS, Longstreth Goldberg Art, FL • 2008 NOBIS SOLO, Tabla Rasa Gallery, Brooklyn, NY GALLERY GANG 2ND BIENNIAL, Flomenhaft Gallery, Chelsea, NY 2007 ECcentric BODIES: AN EXHIBITION OF WORK BY ARTISTS WITH A FEMINIST GAZE, Mason Gross School of the Arts Galleries, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ WOMEN’S WORK: HOMAGE TO FEMINIST ART, Tabla Rasa Gallery, Brooklyn, NY WORKS ON PAPER – Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY 2004 WREATH INTERPRETATIONS, Arsenal Gallery, Central Park, New York, NY BOX SHOW, Concepto Gallery, Brooklyn, NY SMALL WORKS SHOW Gallery Merz, Sag Harbor, NY SMALL WORKS, Boltax Gallery, Shelter Island, NY 2001 OVERVIEW, Blue Gallery, Santa Fe, NM 2000 TEXT: WORD AND IMAGE, Nassau Community College, Firehouse Gallery, NY DEALER’S CHOICE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1999 GALLERY ARTISTS, Nabi Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY COLOR, Millennium Gallery, East Hampton, NY METHODS & MATERIALS, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1998 BRIDGE: NEW YORK, Sakai City Museum, Japan POINT, LINE & PLANE: DRAWING AND SCULPTURE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1997 TO THE END AND BEYOND, Nabi Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY DIMENSIONS: DRAWING AND SCULPTURE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY SHOWCASE EXHIBITION, The Alternative Museum, NY YOUNGER ARTISTS, Anita Shaplosky Gallery, NY DIRECTOR’S CHOICE, Millennium Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1996 FORM AS FUNCTION, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY THE ALJIRA NATIONAL 2, Aljira Contemporary Art Center, Newark, NJ 1995 LINDA STEIN / NANCY GROSSMAN, Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, MA BOXED AND BOUND, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY A MATTER OF SYNTHESIS, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY SACRED AND PROFANE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1994 CONSTRUCTIONS, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, NY 1993 OIA INVITATIONAL, Brooke Alexander Gallery, NY 1992 IN THE TRADITION II, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, NY THE NEUROTIC ART SHOW II, Artist’s Space, NY INVITATIONAL, Art in General, NY BLADES & CHAIRS, Novo Arts Gallery, Boca Raton, FL PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, VIDEO, Curated by Judith Goldstein, NYNEX Corporation, NY 1991 TOTEM, Six Person Show, Curated by Timothy Eaton, Museum of Boca Raton, FL (catalog) INTERIOR IMPULSE, Curated by Howard McCalebb, Aljira Contemporary Arts Center, NJ 1990 WOOD: THE EXTERNAL MEDIUM, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, NY PUBLIC MIRROR, Clocktower Gallery, NY INVITATIONAL / DEFINING WORKS WITH PAPER, Bronx Council on the Arts, NY BAD GIRLS, Curated by Corrine Robins, Aljira Contemporary Arts Center, NJ 1989 THREE PERSON SHOW, Susan Campe Gallery, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, VA FROM TOOL TO MYTH, Curated by Fred Wilson, Borough of Manhattan Community College, Triplex Gallery, NY 1988 REVIEW / PREVIEW III, Aljira Arts, NJ 1987 THE WREATH: INTERPRETATIONS, Arsenal Gallery, NY 1986 WORKS ON/OF PAPER, Queens Community College, NY AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY WOMEN ARTISTS, Galerie Triangle, Washington, D.C. (catalog) TRIBUTE TO GREATNESS, Essex Community College, NJ (catalog) THE LIVING ROOM, INVITATIONAL EXHIBITION,
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