Exhibition at the Swiss Art Expo in Zürich, Switzerland

Allan Linder is a creative prodigy and a prolific, award-winning artist with more than thirty years of experience producing a wide range of artwork using multiple mediums and various subject matter. His painting titled “Getting There” received critical acclaim when a news story about the accompanying digital collectible went viral. Linder has twenty exhibitions this year including the Swiss Art Expo. He has launched many digital collectible art collections on Foundation and many other platforms. His 2007 art book titled "20th Century and Beyond" was re-launched last year to great success.

Allan Linder (1966, California, United States) Began exhibiting his work at the Installations One art gallery in Los Angeles during the 80s. After receiving success with a series of paintings titled “Freedom”, an expose on the fall of the Berlin Wall, and an article in the LA Times, Linder continued to pursue his art career in New York City, when he moved there in 2000.

While living in NYC, Linder exhibited at the Artists’ Gallery in Chelsea which opened many doors to international collectors. He has enjoyed exhibiting work alongside the American abstract expressionist painter Robert Goodnough and many others. He has exhibited internationally in Brazil, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy. His work is held in private collections throughout the U.S. and internationally. His work is in permanent collections of the Elmira Museum of Art, NY, and The Rochester Contemporary Art Center, NY.

After receiving several awards for his paintings during juried exhibitions, Linder was interviewed by Al-Tiba9 International Art Gallery and Collect Art Magazine. His work was exhibited in many group shows including the Swiss Art Fair in Zürich and the Lockwood Mathews Mansion Museum last year.

Allan Linder fabricates paintings, drawings, digital artwork, mixed media artworks, and sculptures, using a variety of materials and substrates. His recent work Cityscapes is a collection of hand-painted artworks scanned at high resolution and digitally painted. The resulting artwork is a merger of traditional art with digital paint, printed as a giclée on canvas. Then he adds additional acrylic layers again, giving depth and color to the original image. This systematic process of enhanced prints was created by the artist over many years.