Linda Kuehne is a contemporary American photographer. Her work explores the cultural implications of the human impact on the landscape in suburbs and cities across the United States. She mixes realistic depiction with abstraction as a means to convey her vision in an instinctive, emotional and poetic way. She is interested in the role that the natural landscape and the built environment play in conveying the spirit of a place and the health of a community. She received a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. Starting out with a dark room in her basement after college and printing silver gelatin prints, she now works digitally. Her work has been exhibited in art galleries and museums including a two person show at the Katonah Museum of Art, the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, a solo show at Kean University, A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, and most recently, a two person exhibit at the Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut. She lives and works in New York and Arizona.

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