Linda Hofheinz
Linda Hofheinz has shown her work at the Museo de la Nación in Lima, Peru, the Wichita Falls Museum of Art, the Arlington Museum of Art, The Jung Center in Houston, Texas, and Shift Gallery in Seattle, Washington. In 2008, she was a finalist for The Hunting Art Prize, as well as a finalist for the Liepzig St. Thomaskirche Friedensfenster Competiton in Leipzig, Germany. She is active in the Houston art community. Her work is included in many prominent private collections in the United States and in Europe. She is currently represented by Heidi Vaughan Fine Art. Previous gallery representation includes Gremillion Fine Art, Deborah Colton Gallery, and Wayne Gilbert's G Gallery. She has also exhibited at Redbud Arts Center in Houston.
“Drawing, painting, creating is something I have always done. When this simple joy was interrupted for a time, I began to appreciate more fully what I have come to think of as everyday miracles. The themes of hope, memories, the healing rhythms of nature, the power of intuition and the strength of human spirit inspire the images I make. I share my father’s fascination with astronomy, mythology, and history. I especially enjoy observing and interacting with people, often including them in my paintings. I am also fascinated by birds and love animals. My work is reflective of my wonder, reverence and passion for life and my strong belief in the power of optimism.”
