Linda Gross Brown, head and sole artist of Gross Brown Studio, begins 2018 with her works being accepted into two major juried exhibitions

ROCKY RIVER, Ohio (PRWEB) April 04, 2018

For her first exhibition of the year, Linda and her painting "Sunset, Gulf of Mexico #2" have been accepted into the 2018 Great Lakes Pastel Society National Exhibition, taking place from May 18 - July 7 at the Holland Area Arts Council in Holland, MI. This marks the 4th time Linda's work will be shown at the Great Lakes Pastel Society's National Exhibition.

Continuing the year strong, Linda's "Footsteps #12" has been accepted into the 2018 Academy Center of the Arts Annual National Juried Exhibition, taking place from April 6 - April 28 at the Academy Center of the Arts in Lynchburg, VA. "Footsteps #12" has been highly celebrated in the past, winning the American Artists Professional League's Claude Parson Memorial Award, the Artist's Magazine All Media Contest Pastel Category, and for two years in a row the Allied Artist's of America Pastel Society of America Award.

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