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Tracy Linder. Blindsided, 2009-2012. Series of 100. Cast cotton paper, fescue grass, metal earband.

Forged & Founded: Western American Sculpture, Tracy Linder

Tracy Linder grew up on a family farm and received her MFA from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Linder now lives in south central Montana. Her sculptures and installations address our integral connection to the land, the sanctity of our food sources, and the innate survival skills of all species.

Tracy Linder. “Blindsided,” 2009-2012. Series of 100. Cast cotton paper, fescue grass, metal earband.

Her works have been shown nationally including solo exhibits at the Missoula Art Museum, Nicolaysen Art Museum, O.K. Harris Works of Art, Fort Collins Museum of Contemporary Art, Eiteljorg Museum, Dahl Arts Center, and the Yellowstone Art Museum. Linder was recently a featured speaker at a TEDx event in Billings, Montana.

Join Tracy Linder as she discusses her sculptural installations and the inspiration behind her works at the Forged & Founded: Western American Sculpture symposium.

Interested in learning more? Visit the symposium event page for Forged & Founded: Western American Sculpture – a special centennial symposium centered on Western sculpture. Mark your calendars for June 17, 2017!

Don’t forget to visit Tracy Linder’s website!

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Nicole Todd

Nicole Todd was formerly the Curatorial Assistant for the Whitney Western Art Museum. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma, with bachelor’s degrees in Zoology and Art History, and a master’s degree in Art History, with a focus on western American art and a specialization in Will James’s art. As Curatorial Assistant, Nicole engaged in art historical research, supported educational programming, answered public inquiries, and contributed to the Whitney’s online presence.

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