Selected Solo and Featured Shows
October 2010 – Solo show (with sculptor Eric Baylin), Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Narrowsburg, NY
September 2009 – "Beyond the Pale," Karpeles Museum, Newburgh, NY
September/October 2008 – "A Closer Look 4," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
August 2008 – "Winner's Circle," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
May 2008 – "Professional Member Show," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
August 2007 – "Winner’s Circle," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
August 2006 – "Winner’s Circle," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts , Ringwood, NJ
Selected Juried or Curated Group Shows
November to January 2010 – "Holiday Show," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
October/November 2009 – "Sacred Grounds & Honored Spirits," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
October 2009 – "Climate & Environment," New Century Artist Gallery, NY, NY
August to September 2009 – "In Celebration," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
March 2009 – "Women Artists of the Hudson Valley," The Howland Cultural Center, Beacon, NY
March 2008 – "First Look 1," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
November/December 2007 – "Unwrapped Treasures," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
September 2007 – "2007 Fall Open Juried Exhibition," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
August 2007– "Grand Opening Exhibition," Red Eft Gallery, Wurtsboro, NY
November 2006 – "Autumn: Beauty•Mystery•Magic," Garnerville Arts Project, Garnerville, NY
September 2006 – "2006 Fall Open Juried Exhibition," Ringwood Manor Assoc.of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
March 2006 – "Catskill Art Expo 2006," Sullivan County Museum, NY
November/December 2005 – James Douglas Gallery, Montgomery, NY
September 2005 – "2005 Fall Open Juried Exhibition," Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts, Ringwood, NJ
International Shows
April to June 2010 – "Freedom and Art," The Rainbow Experience Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa
February 2010 – "VIO Art 2," Gallery Tunedal, Trangsund, Sweden
November/December 2009 – "Mirca Tour for Human Rights," Oestra Gymnasiet, Skogas, Sweden
January 2009 – "VIO Art," Gallery Tunedal, Trangsund, Sweden
January/February 2009 – "Freedom and Art," Mount Beacon Fine Art, Beacon, NY
Awards
Best in Show, Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts – June 2008
First Place pastel Merit Award, Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts – June 2008
First Place Oils and Acrylics, Ringwood Manor Assoc.of the Arts – September 2007
Pastel Society of America Award, Ringwood Manor Assoc. of the Arts – September 2006
Pastel Society of America Award, Ringwood Manor Assoc.of the Arts – September 2005
Publications
Planet Earth, Planet Art - Book edited by Bruce Rimell
Freedom & Art - Book edited by Carla Goldberg
Reviews
Gallery and Studio International Art Journal:
September/October 2009
In both her oils and pastels, Linda Bayer Domanoski employs a refined technique and an exquisite sense of color to evoke atmospherically poetic landscapes. In dreamlike natural vistas, such as “Dawn Glow,” Domanoski’s softly stroked land masses appear within dark borders, like paintings within the painting, adding a sense of distance to her moody imagery and simultaneously calling attention to her work’s formidable formal qualities.
Arts in Orange:
September 2009
“Linda Bayer Domanoski is a landscape artist whose images are clearly identifiable but whose deeper aesthetic goals can be guessed from some of her titles: her oil paintings “Gray Hope,” “Marsh Calligraphy,” and “Evanescence ” and her pastels “Z,” and “Late Summer Textures” are much more than reproductions of forms in nature; they are explorations of the abstract elements inherent in her figurative compositions, and of the moods they evoke. Her work is not a record of things seen but a recreation of things felt. Stretching the boundaries of the merely visual, the artist penetrates nature to capture what she has described as “the view of the recognizable world” that “sits on top of, or within, another space; one where a suggestion of communication surfaces.”
Guide Magazine, Catskill Mountain Foundation:
September 2008
“She beautifully combines the literal with the spiritual, enabling us to experience the landscape in an unexpected way.”