About Lynda Lehmann
I'm an abstract painter and photographer with a passion for color and the forms of nature. Even as a child, I felt awed by the wonders of nature. As an adult, I know that my love of beauty has inspired my life. My photography is realistic, but my paintings are abstract. In painting, I'm drawn to subjects of ambiguity and mystery, more than to recognizable scenes, and I love the freedom and musicality of abstract work. To me, it's more fun to see 'what isn't' than to see 'what is.'
I have shown my art in numerous juried group and solo shows in the New York area. You can view my paintings, nature photography and digital art at my sites. Please visit my "Peripheral Vision" blog at www.innersights.blogspot.com to see a listing of my art sites and links to my articles and writing about creative process.
I'm now selling my art on a wide of array of great Zazzle products, and you can find them at my five shops, with more to come!
To my readers and fellow artists, photographers, and bloggers: Please bear with me while I re-familiarize myself with the technical aspects of blogging. I have been away from it for awhile. Thanks for your understanding! Lynda Lehmann
Cycle of Beauty c 2019 Lynda Lehmann Available on Prints and Merchandise at http://www.LyndaLehmann.com Please click the link below to find some of my archived writing on the nature of art-making. I hope something resonates with you! Thoughts on Creative … Continue reading →
DANCE AROUND A FALLEN TREE Photo and Text by Lynda Lehmann c 2018 Dance around a fallen tree like me, like me. I’m in and out of the fallen tree but all around her roots will sprout and later spread … Continue reading →
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Here’s a short video of the student group that my daughter and her colleague took to Ecuador. The students here are speaking about their perceptions as they visit an indigenous village. It’s amazing to hear these students speak, and if … Continue reading →
I’m so proud of my daughter, Jacqueline Hesse, and her colleague Christine McCartney, both teachers at Excelsior Academy, who believe in grassroots action and empowerment. I’m posting this to support their quest to teach and empower their students, who are fighting … Continue reading →
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Originally posted on Mindsights by Lynda Lehmann:
If we are going to discuss the validation of art by virtue of “skill” or “meaning,” we have to give abstraction a fair shake. To my way of thinking, abstract art is more…
If we are going to discuss the validation of art by virtue of “skill” or “meaning,” we have to give abstraction a fair shake. To my way of thinking, abstract art is more interesting (if not more beautiful) than realism, … Continue reading →
Superdog’s Leap of Faith – Lynda Lehmann c 2016 It’s a bird…. It’s a plane…. NO, Wait! It’s Superdog! Perhaps this soulful Rhodesian Ridgeback will swoop in over Everycity to save the world!
I believe the “logic” of abstract art is purely an internal logic: a logic of the visual language. Some or many elements compete for various positions in the totality of the piece, and those elements can be compared to the … Continue reading →