 |
Visit the Linden Centre in China!
|
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
|
Door County is open and loaded!
|
Summer in Door County has arrived. With it, new items from China, new artwork from artists, He Bin and He Qi.
He Bin's woodblock prints Memory of China just opened and will be on display until July 30. He will be in the gallery on July 18.
He Qi, China's leading Christian contemporary artist will be in the gallery on Sat. July 25.
Plan on visiting these 2 great artists!
A new website for The Linden Centre China was recently launched.
Visit www.linden-centre.com
Our new brochure is available via PDF (download the PDF here) or email us if you would like a hard copy.
Our China Centre's website address is: www.lindens.cn.
One last bit of news, our Madison location is finally closed for good. Thanks to all who visited us and made our Madison galleries a success.
Best regards,
Brian & Jeanee Linden
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |  | "Explore. Dream. Discover." – The Linden Centre |
Even with two successful galleries and the rare chance to divide their time between China and Door County, the Lindens had yet another goal – to establish an elegant base for learning, sharing, and exploration among the communities of China. |
| [ more ] |  |
 |  | Bringing two worlds together |
Ellison Bay couple builds a cultural retreat in the isolated mountains of China. Aging is an effective catalyst for some to take that dream vacation or open that cafe or bookstore, before it's too late.
Brian and Jeanee Linden's we're-not-getting-any-younger moment yielded plans for a cultural retreat in the Dali region of southwest China's Yunnan Province.
'If we don't do it now, we're getting older and it's getting more expensive, and China is growing so quickly,' Brian said.
|
| [ more ] |  |
 |  | Shangri-la or Bust- Buying a home on the SE Tibetan Plateau |
| How the Lindens first came to pursue their dreams of opening a retreat for artists, friends and clients in China's SW paradise. |
| [ more ] |  |
 |  | Skirting landmines in Cambodia |
Shane Linden writes about his experiences with landmines in Cambodia |
| [ more ] |  |
|
|