Cordell&#39;s&nbsp;work was featured this summer in the contemporary art magazine&nbsp;HI*FRUCTOSE&nbsp;and on the daily news and review journal&nbsp;CFile. Cordell plans to use her time at NCC to investigate her recent curiosity&mdash;the framing devices used to present various figurines throughout history.

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She observes, &ldquo;Using some conventions of traditional figurines combined with the dissonance of structure and materiality, I hope to create awkward and precarious environments for my animal sculptures.&rdquo;

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McKnight Resident Artist Talk: Linda Cordell

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