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L I N D A ... F L E M I N G For over two decades, artist Linda Fleming has worked in large-scale sculpture in steel, wood, glass, bronze and aluminum. Her pieces reflect a fascination with structure and mechanics. Fleming likes to think that people who know nothing of the lingo of art can look at her works and appreciate them. "They are all in one way or another based on notions of physicality and matter." |
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| "(The) 1989 graphite drawings of Roman Goblets possess a pronounced sculptural quality. (The) shiny surface resembles polished marble with geometric overlays and incisings reminiscent of animal bones. (The pieces) reflect Fleming's fascination with the workings of time: what breaks, what can be reassembled, what endures." -Art in America, June-July, 2004 | ||||||
