Lynn studied fine art at Briarcliff College, The School of Visual Arts, The New
School For Social Research and The Art Students League, in New York City. Early
in her career she worked with Peter Max on projects for The Bettman Archive and The Art Director’s Club of New York City. Her accounts included Berdorf Goodman, Random House and Newsweek Magazine.
While Lynn was in New York City, she was asked to be the next Art Director for Aspen 5&6, following Andy Warhol who was the art director for Aspen 3&4. Aspen was an experimental magazine of artists and can be found in modern art museums through out the US. During her time with Aspen, she worked with Susan Sontag, Brian O’Doherty, William Burroughs, Tony Smith and Mel Bockner.
After living in Hawaii for 20 years, Lynn and her husband moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota where she became a docent at The Walker Art Center while continuing her art career.
Since retiring as a graphic designer, Lynn is a working artist using mixed media on canvas, and has exhibited in shows and galleries in California and New York. This year her work was accepted at the Florence Biennale, in Florence, Italy and was also featured in the Women Artists on Immigration exhibit, at The Korean Cultural Center Art Gallery in Sherman Oaks, Control exhibit at SOMArts Cultural Center Gallery in San Francisco, and A Passion For Trees exhibit, at Galeria Tonantzin, in San Juan Batista.
Lynn has recently moves to Sherman Oaks and has opened her studio on South Sepulveda and Nation Blvd, sharing her studio with 10 other artists. You are welcome to visit. The artwork is fabulous. Please call for a time to visit (408-569-0939).
She has also joined SCWCA, The Southern California Women’s Caucus for Art, and is now on the board, planning new exhibits, social events and studio visits for a large membership. At the studio working on her social and political trees, and planning exhibits with SCWCA keeps her busy.
