About the Artist

Linda Popp is a Baltimore artist and art educator. She retired after a 41- year career with Baltimore County Public Schools, and is now retired again from supervising art education student teachers at Towson University. Linda creates narrative found object assemblage sculptures. She uses artifacts and symbolic objects to convey stories about relationships with family, place, love, faith, nature, and self. During the process, she goes beyond her personal stories and the narrative becomes more universal. Some objects/symbols are fairly obvious; others may be interpreted by viewers differently as they bring their own experiences to the work. Linda enjoys the idea that something from her story may cause others to reflect on their own experiences. Reflection on personal narratives in order to better understand self and others is a very powerful experience that continues to draw her to the studio and her work. Linda exhibits her work at Hamilton Art Gallery, Towson Arts Collective, and other galleries on the East Coast. She has created several videos documenting her assemblage process on her YouTube channel and occasionally teaches workshops/classes. She was recently featured in an article in Bmore Art Magazine: https://bmoreart.com/2022/09/craftswomanship-elegant-problems-and-relationships-linda-popp.html

www.bakerartist.org/portfolio/linda-popp

YouTube: Linda Popp

Twitter: lpoppart

Instagram: lpoppart

Contact Linda via Form if you are interested in a purchase, an Artist’sTalk/presentation, Assemblage Workshop, classroom visit…..or if you have any questions.