Linda Barlow
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About

Linda Barlow’s practice has evolved from making large, research-based textile pieces, to painting.
 
This evolution came as a result of the textiles becoming more “painterly” and less about the technique of textile, and also as a result of disillusionment with the “craft based” classification of textiles.
 
Her paintings can be described as abstract landscapes though she includes ideas and motifs of events that she experiences whilst in the landscape.
 
She was born in Manchester, currently lives in Shropshire, has a degree in social sciences from the Open University and a textiles Masters degree from Manchester Metropolitan University. Her work has been exhibited widely in the UK and abroad and she has a piece in the Quilters Guild National Collection.
She is an associate member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists and the Borderland Visual Artists and exhibits with them regularly.
 
Believing that where you create has a huge influence on its outcome, she likes to go on artist residencies as often as she can. She particularly enjoys “edge” places like Shetland, the west coast of Ireland, Iceland and Finland.
 
 
Upcoming Exhibitions
 
RBSA CANDIDATES EXHIBITION  10/04/25 to 26/04/25
RBSA Gallery, Brook Street, Birmingham B3 1SA
 
BORDERLAND VISUAL ARTS. 03/05/25 to 28/07/25
Willow Gallery, 56 Willow Street, Oswestry, SY11 1AD
 
OPEN STUDIO WEEKENDS  07/06/25 and 08/06/25; 14/06/25 and 15/06/25
Ranford Way, Wem, SY4 5D
 
IRONBRIDGE FINE ARTS SPRING EXHIBITION  01/03/26 to 31/05/26
Ironbridge Fine Arts, Merrythought Village, Ironbridge, TF8 7NJ
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