Linder
Cotton Napkins
£25
£20
Printed napkin by artist Linder made exclusively for House of Voltaire
Dimensions
44 x 44 cm
Finishing
100% cotton
Available in six designs, individually or as a set of 6
Courtesy the artist
About The Artwork
Linder is an internationally celebrated artist who brings together the languages of graphic design, popular culture, high fashion and fine art in the production of photomontages, performances and installations. Initially playing a key part in the 1970s punk scene in Manchester, Linder is widely known as the creator of the photomontage used for the Buzzcocks’ debut single Orgasm Addict, 1977. Photomontage has remained a core part of the artists' practice, often combining seemingly disparate imagery from the domestic sphere - such as food, interiors, and products - with more sexual imagery taken from porn or glamour magazines, creating new readings within the pictorial realm.
About Linder
Linder (b.1954), also known as Linder Sterling, is a contemporary British artist widely known for her radical feminist photomontage and performance. She was a known figure in the Punk movement, fronting the band Ludus and working with musicians such as Morrissey, Buzzcocks, and The Smiths.
Linder has exhibited extensively with institutions such as Kettle’s Yard; Cambridge; Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Paris; Institute of Contemporary Arts, London; MoMA PS1, New York City, and Tate Britain, London. Her work is held in several public collections, including the Arts Council Collection, London; Museum of Modern Art, New York City; and Kadist Art Foundation, Paris.
Linder is represented by Modern Art, dépendance, and Blum & Poe.