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                <text>Mission Statement: The Concordia College Art Collection is an educational and cultural component of the College. It includes significant and valuable works that reflect a variety of artistic creativity and in part the College’s Norwegian heritage and location in the Upper Midwest.</text>
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              <text>Transformations to Tricksters: Selections from 35 years of Sculpture, 1974-2009</text>
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              <text>The art object is a pamphlet of Duane Mickelson's exhibition, Transformation to Tricksters: Selections from 35 years of Sculpture, 1974-2009. It features an artist statement by Mickelson, writing done by Peter Schultz, and a variety of photographs of Mickelson's exhibition work. The works featured are the following: &#13;
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* Plycd (1975); Metal, fiberglass, plastic, automotive paint, mahogany; 29” x 11” x 5”&#13;
* Small Monument to Earth Forces (1982); Cast resin, rocks, automotive paint; 18” x 9.25” x 6.25”&#13;
* Memory Box: Earth Forces (1984); Cast resin, rocks, acrylic, mirrors, painted wood, lights; 14” x 28” x 8”&#13;
* Emerging Birds I, II, III (1987); Bronze, copper, walnut, oil paint; 6-7” x 4” x 5” each&#13;
* The Charioteer (1991); Welded steel, found objects, oak, brass; 67” x 56” x 21”&#13;
* The Skeptic (1995); Welded steel, found wood; 57” x 80” x 26”&#13;
* Weathering Sentinel (1997); Bronze, blackened oak; 30” x 6” x 6”&#13;
* The Patriarch (2002); Bronze, walnut; 13” x 8” x 43.75”&#13;
* Arrival of the Trickster (2007); Welded steel, found wood, leather, fishnet, weather balloon, stone, corks, lead, string; (Dimensions vary upon installation site)&#13;
* Trickster with Bird Beak (2007); Bronze, walnut; 37” x 6.5” x 7.5”&#13;
* Portable Monument to the Trickster (2008); Bronze, welded steel, leather, charred wood, oak, brass; 69.5” x 22” x 14.75”&#13;
* Waiting for the Tide to Come in (2009); Welded steel, found wood, polymer clay, coal slag, wire; 54” x 73” x 15”</text>
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              <text>Cyrus M. Running Gallery - Concordia College</text>
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              <text>Permission to use this resource must be requested from the Concordia College Archives.&#13;
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Photos by Mark Anthony.</text>
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              <text>October 5-November 8, 2009 (exhibition date)</text>
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