Bringing You Home   Linda Anderson  67H x 37W inches   2021 ARTIST STATEMENT An homage to my late husband. MATERIALS Cotton, bamboo batting, polyester thread, textile paint [...]

  A Day in the Life   Linda Anderson  47H x 113W  inches  2019 ARTIST STATEMENT Splashes of color abound as the kinetic energy of this vibrant street scene tableau is captured in this diptych. Life being lived! [...]

  Consuelo   Linda Anderson   47H x 55W inches   2019 ARTIST STATEMENT In villages throughout Oaxaca, Mexico, women weave and elaborately embroider vivid, multicolored textiles. Consuelo’s confident expression embodies her inner grace and dignity; her [...]

  Finding Comfort   Linda Anderson   48H x 40W inches 2021 ARTIST STATEMENT Knowing that so many children around the world are deprived of the kind of childhood that many of us take for granted, my [...]

  Force of Nature   Linda Anderson  44H x 58W inches   2020 ARTIST STATEMENT In a village marketplace on the outskirts of Oaxaca de Juàrez, this regal matriarch sells decorative leaves for the Dia de Muertos festivities -- [...]

  Maria's Tree   Linda Anderson   35H x 43.5W inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT In Oaxaca, Mexico, traditional huipils are decorated with stylized, red, geometric trees -- one arboreal design for each of the four stages of [...]

  Pensive Pause   Linda Anderson  45H x 33W inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT This woman at the Amber Fort in Jaipur, India, wrapped in a resplendent Sari, escapes from her sweeping to quietly draw into herself among throngs [...]

  Remembering   Linda Anderson   51.5H x 55.5W inches 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT We quiet ourselves and gaze from the silent stillness as we create. Our mind travels to times shared with others as we relive and [...]

  The March for Love   Linda Anderson   38H x 57.5W  inches 2021 ARTIST STATEMENT More than fifty years ago, for the 1965 Selma to Montgomery civil rights march, the Reverend Abraham Akaka shipped from Hawaii [...]

  Velvet Flowers   Linda Anderson   30.5H x 50.5W inches 2017 ARTIST STATEMENT In Oaxaca, Mexico, women intricately embroider flowers and dancing, ornate geometric patterns onto velvet to be fashioned into Tehuana skirts and into huipils, [...]