Gallery Y: Tom Torluemke: Ring Around The Rosie Gallery X: Jeriah Hildwine: Living Dead Girls April 27 – June 15, 2012 Opening Reception: Friday, April 27, 2012, 6-9pm Linda Warren Projects is proud to announce the opening of two first time solo exhibitions at the gallery – multidisciplinary artist Tom Torluemke’s “Ring Around the Rosie”, in Gallery Y and O, and the representational, realist, figurer painter Jeriah Hildwine’s “Living Dead Girls” in Gallery X. In these wildly fantastical shows, both artists push the boundaries of their imaginations, mediums, and skills, to a dizzying breadth and depth. Ascribing their influences to …

Gallery Y: Joseph Noderer: Ain’t No Reason to Hang My Head Gallery X: Nina Rizzo: Mystery Spot Opening Reception: Friday, March 16, 2012, 6-9 pm Show Runs Friday, March 16 – April 21, 2012 Linda Warren Projects is proud to present Joseph Noderer’s third solo exhibition in the gallery, “Ain’t No Reason to Hang my Head” – a title taken from the lyrics of the song “When You Awake”, by The Band, and an affirmation of a cautious optimism in the wake of darker days. While Noderer continues in this new body of work to excavate from the landscape of …

Gallery Y: Emmett Kerrigan: Grand Ave. Gallery X: Lora Fosberg: Fallible Memories and Wayward Fictions Gallery O: Featuring miscellaneous gallery artists Opening Reception: Friday, December 9th, 6-9 pm Show runs through January 28th, 2012 It is with great excitement and anticipation that we open our doors as Linda Warren Projects in our new location, 327 N. Aberdeen, on December 9th from 6-9 pm, with the solo exhibitions of two long time gallery artists – Emmett Kerrigan and Lora Fosberg. In both shows, Kerrigan’s – Grand Ave, (in Gallery Y) and Fosberg’s Fallible Memories and Wayward Fictions (in Gallery X), the …

Ed Valentine: Untitled Project Space: Tom Van Eynde Opening Reception: Friday, September 9th, 6-9pm Show runs thru Saturday, October 22nd, 2011 “Great art can communicate before it is understood”, T.S. Elliot. It is with great pleasure that we kick off the fall art season with the opening of Ed Valentine’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Untitled.” Though seemingly ironic or even absurd to spend time analyzing the show’s title – “Untitled,” it perhaps is more logical to pursue this line of thought than anything else, as a way to further an understanding of Valentine’s philosophy toward art and his …