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Jones, Victoria Emily “Art Spotlight“, Anglican Church, February 8 , 2018 (scroll to last entry in the link)

Herman, Bruce “At Home in Thingness: Gambling on Transcendence”, ArtWay, October 25, 2015.

Donohoe, Victoria “Memories are on Display at ‘Art of the State”, Philadelphia Inquirer, July 9, 2010

Johnson, Ken, “New Artists Who Are Motivated by Christianity,” New York Times, August 19, 2005 (a review of MOBIA show)

Pongrancz, Patricia and Roosa, Wayne, The Next Generation: Contemporary Expressions of Faith, Grand Rapids, MI, William B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2005

Anderson, Cameron and Bowden, Sandra, Faith and Vision, Baltimore, MD, Square Halo, 2005

“The Good, the True, and the Beautiful,” World Magazine, July 7, 2001

“Sculptor Reworks Symbols of Religion,” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 21, 2000

Susquehanna Art Museum, Light and Sound, catalog to accompany exhibition, 1996

Edinger, Kristina, “Vatican Selects Professor’s Work,” Harrisburg Patriot-News, September 9, 1995

Veith, Gene, State of the Arts, Wheaton, IL, Crossway Books, 1991

“The Move of the Decade,” Regardie’s magazine, April 1990

“Keepers of the Light,” (about artists use of neon), Apprise magazine, January, 1988

“Crucifying Machine,” The Arts Column, Christianity Today, November 5, 1987

Ciebiera, Carol, “Art Goes up in Lights,” Lancaster-York Sunday News, March 27, 1983

Chaplik, Jon, “Neon Lights Illuminate Lisburn Artists Work,” Harrisburg Evening News, August 12, 1981

Proctor, Roy, “Neon Light, Ink Sketches Draw Eye,” Art and Life Column, Richmond News Leader, June 8, 1979

White, Pam, “Freedom for Art was Found with Christianity by Couple,” Richmond News Leader, June 8, 1979

Danese, Renato, New Sculpture, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, catalog for an exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1970

My work is featured in a Canadian film “Neon, An Electric Memoir.” Other artists include Chryssa, Steven Antonakis, Paul Siede, and Michael Hayden. It was nationally aired on PBS in November of 1985, and has been rebroadcast since then.