In this newest series, Linder focuses on the idea of appropriation, utilizing found objects to create pieces, which are visually and spatially stimulating. The title of the exhibition, "Stuck on You," refers to the additive nature of the artist's process.

At the center of this exhibition is a photomural, entitled You Bug Me (2004), of a VW bug that has been covered in Post-it notes. The glossy surface of vibrant and patterned colors, pinned directly to the wall, references Linder's obsession with billboard images. You Bug Me relates to Linder's epoxy resin paintings comprised of hundreds of colored dots, suspended in resin, creating three dimensional surfaces that extend beyond the wall and blur the line between sculpture and painting. Included in this exhibition are paintings ranging in color from vibrant blue to deep hued red, and black and gold. In Lazuli Lap Pool (2004), a brilliantly patterned and luminous blue painting, vertical lines divide the piece creating the visual illusion of recession and addition typical of Linder's current painting.

Charles Linder, born in 1967 in Pittsburgh, PA, received his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and his MFA from the University of California, Berkeley. He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in the Bay Area and recently exhibited his work in Berlin, Germany and Lucerne, Switzerland. Well-known in the local community, Linder is the founder of an alternative space, Linc Real Art. During the month of June, Linder will curate "Wouldworker," an exhibition of artists in the gallery space adjacent to Brian Gross Fine Art at 49 Geary Street, 5th Floor.

This is his sixth solo exhibition with Brian Gross Fine Art.