Recent Work
Malala Yousafzai
Oil on Canvas
40 x 40"
Harriet Tubman
Oil on Canvas
40 x 40"
John Muir
Oil on Canvas
40 x 40"
Sylvia Pankhurst
Oil on Canvas
40 x 40"
Egyptian Woman & Her Child, After Leon Bonnat
Oil on Linen
Albert Einstein
Oil on Canvas,
40x40"
Fundamental Freedoms
April 19th - June 29th 2018
The Foyer Gallery
Lake Tahoe Community College
Opening Reception April 19th 6:30pm
with guest speaker Mayor Wendy David
Plus: Community showing and panel discussion of Award-winning Film "He Named me Malala" on April 27th in the Duke Theatre, at 5:30 pm
Admission is free
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Featured product
Malala Limited Edition Print
$125.00
Featuring a quote by Nobel Prize-Winning Activist, Malala Yousafzai, each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
The Edition is limited to 250, and is professionally printed on matte archival paper. Sized at 20 x 16".
This is a standard frame size, so it will be easy to find the perfect finish for your artwork without having to buy a custom frame.
10% of the profits will go to the Malala Fund, which campaigns for Girl's Education Worldwide.
Your print will arrive in a protective sleeve, with a foam core backing. I can dedicate your print to a loved one for no extra cost.
Creating Visions of Humanity
For the past year, I have been working on a collection of paintings which explore concepts of freedom. Freedom to vote, to learn, to explore, to escape violence and enslavement.
Art Cards
Beautiful 5x5" linen cards featuring original oil paintings in the Fundamental Freedoms Collection
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Testimonials
Lucky to attend Shelley Zentner’s first Artist Activist event last fall (in October, 2017), my husband, Jeff, and I were doubly rewarded. Not only were we able to purchase the large powerful oil portrait of Marie Curie but we met its creator, Shelley, a truly remarkable woman in her own right. We’ve hung Marie Curie’s portrait in our living room where it’s immediately noticed and praised by all, further affirmation of the power of Shelly’s artistry as well as her selection of subject. As a feminist, I feel championing women’s achievements is paramount. Marie Curie hurdled barriers. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person and only woman to win twice, as well as the only person to win a Nobel Prize in two different sciences.
– Linda Reichel
Blog
Fundamental Freedoms Exhibition Opening this Week!
April 14, 2018
My first one-woman exhibition in years is about to open (officially, it's up now) on Thursday, and I'm excited and nervous at the same time. I'm so exhausted from working on the collection that I feel like I've given birth.
Workshop with Steven Assael at the Bay Area Classical Atelier
April 13, 2018
"..begin with an emotive response. It could be motivated by something as simple as a twist of hair against a bony clavicle or the comfortable or uncomfortable psychological space between two people... Drawing from life is an accumulation of subtle events made evident on a page. Unlike photography, drawing is not instantaneous but a multitude of sequential responses over time. A drawing can provide the viewer with a relic of compounded experiences that remains alive to the eye." - Drawing: A Natural Impulse by Steven Assael
Art & Science in an Age of Unreason
Interview and time lapse film with Anthony Capaiulo of First Tracks Productions, a Tahoe Activist Artists project.