PERIODICALS CATALOGUES BOOKS BLOGS INTERVIEWS
... thin, black waves ... resemble single strands of hair...
— D.K. Row, The Oregonian, August 7, 2010 / link to review »
... disarming content and haunting formal beauty.... / more
— Sue Taylor, Fiberarts, April-May, 2010
... Linda Hutchins ... knows how to make something out of nothing....
... Her sculptures ... were so transparent, fragile and ... immaterial, they seemed almost to disappear....
— Richard Speer, Willamette Week, April 1, 2009 / link to article »
... this year's standouts: Linda Hutchins of the mesmerizing wall drawing ...
— Jen Graves, the Stranger, February 11, 2009 / link to review »
... supreme uselessness (in the best sense) ... engraved on the gallery wall with a silver spoon....
— Rosemary Ponnekanti, The [Tacoma] News Tribune, February 3, 2009 / link to review »
... a duet between material and immaterial, the there and the not-there....
— Richard Speer, art ltd., November/December, 2008 / link to review »
... the ethereal quality of solid matter fading into thought....
— Bob Hicks, The Oregonian, September 18, 2008 / link to review »
... the process of fabrication is inextricable from the final result ...
— Paula Owen, ArtL!ES, Spring, 2006 / link to article »
... Hutchins' works perform like a mantra ...
— Eva Lake, PSU Vanguard, January 26, 2005 / link to review »
... Hutchins ... addresses the disrupted and partial messages that language can convey ...
— Jessica Hemmings, Embroidery, January/February, 2005
... an evocative visual poetry.... / more
— Sue Taylor, Art in America, September, 2004
... a subtle Japanese formalism and a search for poetic meaning through the use of text.... / more
— Pamela Scheinman, American Craft, August/September, 2004