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| "Anyone living the life of an informed outsider will recognize that this is precisely the position that we occupy culturally and politically. Molnar's work struck me as a clever objectification of both aspiration and reality." |
| "In all of her activities teaching, administration, and her own personal work Lynette Molnar has shown an abiding concern with photography's relationship and interaction wit social issues. These concerns have not been gratuitous, but stem from the very core of her being. This intensity has pushed her own work to be powerful." |
| - Jonathan Green, author of American Photographers and director of The California Museum of Photography |
| "Lynette Molnar's work is socially activist, direct, and accessible to a wide audience; this work is intended for the street rather than the museum." |
| - Terry Barrett, from Criticizing Photographs: An Introduction to Understanding Images |
| "When artists were asked to talk about their work at the symposium, Lynette Molnar spoke, 'We’re asking people to question their attitudes.' Her own impressive series of color photos with statements. . .is calm and informative." |
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