Linda Wolf has achieved worldwide visibility as a fine art photographer, public artist, and published author for the past nearly four decades. As well as being a mother, activist, organic gardener and writer, she is the cofounder of the Daughters Sisters Project; founder of the Teen Talking Circle Project; the co-author of two award winning books, Daughters of the Moon, Sisters of the Sun (www.daughters-sisters.org) and Global Uprising (www.globaluprising.net); author of Speaking and Listening From the Heart, and producer of a documentary DVD on the Daughters Sisters Project. Linda is currently working on a DVD entitled Full Woman, photos of women world-wide.
Her photo-essays and portraits have appeared in movies, book, and magazines since 1970. She was a photographer in the early music scene, and an official photographer and member of the Joe Cocker, Mad Dogs and Englishmen Tour. Her public art projects have been exhibited in the US, Asia,and Europe. Her still photography is collected in museums and libraries, including the Bibliotheque Nationale, the Musee Cantini, and the Musee Reatu. She is the recipient of numerous grants and contributions to her projects, and was included as one of 100 top photographers in the world in the book, Twenty-four Hours in LA. See Wikipedia for full bio.
Linda is an avid world traveler, and lives in the Pacific Northwest with her partner, Eric Kuhner, a gourmet vegetarian cook, business partner, and writer. >Interview of linda with Saideh Jamshidi
Fashion photos of Daphne Zuniga, Lindsay Wagner, Kathleen York were styled by Mimi DeBlasio; lighting by George Sandoval.
Here Comes the Sun - hommage by Richie Havens