"Linda Hoffman takes a hedonistic delight in the materials she works with. She shows an remarkable sensitivity to the inherent qualities of weathered wooden boards, rusted agricultural tools, threadbare natural fibers and other found objects from a vanishing agricultural past."

"It's what Henri Matisse did working with the paper cutouts or a paintbrush - he played things off against each other. So too, Hoffman keeps pushing her found objects until some sort of improbable and uneasy equilibrium is achieved." Victoria Donahue, The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 2003