Northern Lights (St. Paul) - Publications

“Billion-Dollar Corporation Builds Incubator for Small Business.” The Washington Post Writers Group. Neil R. Peirce. July 22, 1979.

“The Ins and Outs of Skyways.” Planning, Carol Morphew (pp. 23-26). March 1984. & “Urban Design in the Twin Cities.” Planning, Weiming Lu and Richard L. Heath (pp. 12-21). March 1984.

“Twin Cities Metropolitan Area Illustrated Pocket Map.” Travel Graphics International. Summer 1984.

“A New American House: Architectural Design Competition 1984, Catalogue of Winning and Select Designs.” Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Harvey Sherman, Ed. 1984.

“Saint Paul Skyway System: Retail Directory and System Map.” City of Saint Paul, Department of Planning and Economic Development. 1985.

“Cobumora: Myth and Medicine Merge at WSU.” Diana Armstrong, Ed (pp. 43-45). January, 1985.

Architecture Minnesota, Vol. 11, no. 1. Linda Mack, Ed. January - February 1985.

“Minnesota World Trade Center Report.” March 1985 & April 1985.

“Pole Design Hits Winning Note.” St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch, PM. Don Ahern. June 5, 1985.

“Masterful Plan Adds Tone to Trade Center Environs.” St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch. Don Ahern. June 6, 1985.

“Master Builders, Model-Making Isn’t Just for Kids.” San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle, California Living Magazine. June 9, 1985.

CED News, College of Environmental Design, University of California Berkeley, Vol.3, no.2. (pp.14-19). May 1 - June 15, 1985.

“Art: Richard Serra’s “Tilted Arc”.” The Nation, Arthur C. Danto (pp. 775-776). June 22, 1985.

“Twin Cities Parks Are Wearing Out, and There’s No Rescue Plan.” Minneapolis Star and Tribune. Bruce Benidt (pp. 6A-8A). July 29, 1985.

“Nancy Holt’s Dark Star Park, Rosslyn, Virginia.” Landscape Architecture. Terry Ryan LeVeque (pp. 80-82). July - August, 1985.

“Sunday Afternoon in the Park: A Community Celebration of the Arts.” United Arts Council. August 18, 1985.

The University of Chicago Magazine, Vol. 77, No. 4 (ISSN-9508), pp. 1-2. Felicia Antonelli Holton, ed. Summer 1985.

New Works: A Celebration of Media Art in Lowerton. Department of Planning and Economic Development. September 7 - December 7, 1985.

“Making More of a Park.” Architecture Minnesota. Andrew Leicester (pp. 21). September - October, 1985.

“The Art World: Knowing in Action.” The New Yorker. Calvin Tompkins (pp. 144-149). November 11, 1985.

“Musical Fence to be Removed from Kendall Square.” The Tab. Pp.14. November 12, 1985.

Atwood–File #9716 “For Immediate Release: Berkeley…” Berkeley Campus University of California, Office of Public Information. Stephen Petty.

“What’s Going On.” The Exploratorium. December, 1985.

Pictorial, Vol. 41-SP. National Concrete Masonry Association. 1985.

“I almost moved out of East Bay before…” The Express. Jack Mingo. 1985.

Berkeleyan, Vol. 14, no. 17, (pp. 1-2). Fran Marsh, Ed. January 15, 1986.

“Architects Help A Park Grow In Minnesota.” CalReport, Vol. 2, no. 6, (pp.8). January 1986.

“St. Paul Doesn’t Need a Bunch of Poles As It’s New Park.” St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch, (pp. 3C). February 9, 1986.

“Cities with Miles of Blank Walls and No Seating.” The Sunday Star-Bulletin & Advertiser. Charlotte Curtis (pp. F-9). March 16, 1986.

“5 Designs for Capitol Mall Selected for Final Judging.” St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch. Larry Millett. May 3, 1986.

“Minnesota Ideal Sought in Mall Design.” St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch. Larry Millett. May 18, 1986.

“Arts Development Program 1986-1987 Work Plan.” Department of Planning and Economic Development, City of St. Paul. April, 1986.

“Capitol Mall Design Proposals Vary Widely.” Minneapolis Star and Tribune. Linda Mack (pp. 1G, 3G). June 1, 1986.

New Works News: A Celebration of Media Art in St. Paul. Department of Planning and Economic Development. September, 1986.

“Photography: The extraordinary spectacle of the Aurora Borealis…” Tornjorn Lovgren (pp.57). Undated.

“Imagination Needs a Roof Over Its Head.” ArtSpace Projects Inc. Cheryl Kates, director. Undated.

“The Invincible Music Catalog.” Phoenix, Arizona. Undated.

“Welcome.” Yaacov Agam. Brochure for art exhibit. Undated.