Longwood at Oakmont, PA

Odyssey presentation, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

Living Waters Of Larimer Project: A variety of lectures, workshops and tours at the Kingsley Association, Pittsburgh, PA

School of Art, Alfred University, Alfred, New York

Visiting lecturer to Human Computer Interaction Institute, Environmental Hackfest, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

Global Green USA, Green Urbanism Leaders Summit, Los Angeles, CA

Prescott College, Prescott, Arizona

Integrating the Arts into General Education, Reinvention Conference, Washington DC

“Articulating Spaces: Poets and Artist’s Interacting With Their Environments,” Panelist, Clarion University Art Gallery, Clarion PA

“The Future of Green Space in Pittsburgh,” Panelist, North Area Environmental Council of the North Hills at La Roche College, Pittsburgh, PA

“No Stone Unturned: A Symposium on Artists and Gardens,” Panelist, Carnegie Mellon University

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

Art and Culture Town Meeting, sponsored by South Side Local Development Corporation, City Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA

19th International Sculpture Conference, co-organized by STUDIO for Creative Inquiry Multimedia Open House and “Art + Planning: A River Journey” International Sculpture Center, Westin William Penn, Pittsburgh, PA

Sherwood Oaks, Cranberry, PA

School of Art, Visiting Lecture Series: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

“When you wish upon a star: Themed Worlds,” Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks, Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA

Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis, MN

“Conversations in the Rust Belt: Brownfields into Greenways,” Community Design Workshop, Nine Mile Run Greenway Project, Pittsburgh, PA

“Collaboration: Who does it and what are they doing?” Panel discussion by Pittsburgh Dance Council, Wood Street Galleries, Pittsburgh, PA

“Spring Study Tour” organized by Reggio Children, Reggio-Emilia, Italy

“Waste Water Management,” Charette by Nine Mile Run Greenway Project Team in conjunction with the Rocky Mountain Institute, Hosanna House, Pittsburgh, PA

“Ample Opportunity,” Community Workshops, Nine Mile Run Greenway Project, Pittsburgh, PA

Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY

Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA

University of Pittsburgh, Art History Department, Pittsburgh, PA

University of Denver, Denver, CO

Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA

Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA

Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA

School of Art, Visiting Lecture Series: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA

Tyler School of Art Abroad, Rome, Italy

Rhode Island School of Design, Rome, Italy

Philadelphia College of Art, Philadelphia, PA

Rutgers State University, Camden, NJ

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

Arnaud, M. Cool is Everywhere: New and Adaptive Design Across America. NewYork: Abrams, pp. 188-189.

Pickels, M. “Artists Who Teach’ showcased in new exhibit at The Westmoreland,” Trib Live, August 23.

Thomas, M. “These artists can do — and teach,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 21, 2018, www.post-gazette.com/ae/2018/09/21/Artists-Who-Teach-art-exhibition-Westmoreland-Museum-of-American-Art/stories/201809230008

O’Driscoll, B. Homecoming: Artists and Adaptation at the Brew House Association,” Pittsburgh CityPaper, September 13, www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/homecoming-artists-and-adaptation-at-the-brew-house-association/Content?oid=4209539

Thomas, M. “ BREW HOUSE: Art still bubbling at old brewery,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 04, 2017, www.post-gazette.com/ae/art-architecture/2017/09/04/Brew-House-South-Side-Carin-Mincemoyer-Keny-Marshall-Olivia-Payne/stories/201707210009

____________. Re-opened Brew House art space gets gallery hours,” Pittsburgh CityPaper, August 17, www.pghcitypaper.com/Blogh/archives/2017/08/17/re-opened-brew-house-art-space-gets-gallery-hours

Boyce Simms, Pamela. “Work Smart and Beware the Wolf”. Grassroots Economic Organizing, Pittsburgh Resilience & Relocation Efforts.

“Restoring the Living Waters of Larimer,” Issuu.Inc, August 31, 2016, retrieved from issuu.com/evolveea/docs/02_restoring_the_living_waters_of_l

Mabuchi, M., Bonelli, K., Ruud, N. (eds) The Great California Art Movement: UC Davis Fine Art Alumni Exhibition: 1960-1990, 2016, John Natsoulas Press: Davis, California.

Mendelson, A. “The Living Waters of Larimer turn a neighborhood nuisance into a precious resource,” Pittsburgh CityPaper, December 9, 2015, www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/the-living-waters-of-larimer-turn-a-neighborhood-nuisance-into-a-precious-resource

“Living Waters of Larimer: A Fresh Infrastructure,” CODAWORX, 2015, www.codaworx.com/project/living-waters-of-larimer-a-fresh-infrastructure-the-larimer-community

“Living Waters of Larimer,” evolveEA, 2015, www.a42.livingwaterspgh.org

Nelson, D. “Development Project Uses Art to Control Water Flow in Larimer,” Pittsburgh Post Gazette, January 26, 2015, www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2015/01/26/Using-art-to-control-water-flow-in-Larimer/stories/201501260008

“Living Waters of Larimer WESA Interview,” Kingsley Association, November 20, 2014, http://kingsleyassociation.org/living-waters-of-larimer-initiative-aims-to-repurpose-rainwater/

Nelson Jones, D. “Walkabout: Untapped potential of Larimer’s water is now on display,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, November 13, 2012, www.post-gazette.com/news/portfolio/2012/11/13/Walkabout-Untapped-potential-of-Larimer-s-water-is-now-on-display/stories/201211130209

King, E. “Artists & Environmental Change: The Elusive Power of Contemporary Art,” Artes Magazine, October 14, 2011, http://www.artesmagazine.com/?p=6598

Moyer, T., and Glenn Harper. The New Earthwork: Art, Action, Agency. Hamilton, NJ : Seattle, WA: ISC Press ; Distributed by University of Washington Press, 2011.

“Ecoplasties”, Nathalie Blanc and Julie Ramos, Manuella Editions 49, rue de Turenne 75003 Paris – France, 2010

Strukturwandel durch Kultur, Stadte und Regionen im posindustrellem Wandel, Staatskanziei des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, Kulturabteilung, Dusseldorf, Sept.

Kalson, S. “More city buildings cultivate savings by covering roofs with plants,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 19, 2009, www.post-gazette.com/news/environment/2009/05/19/More-city-buildings-cultivate-savings-by-covering-roofs-with-plants/stories/200905190219

Johannes Tomm. “Strukturwandel durch Kultur”, Cultural Department of the Prime Minister’s Office, Bremen, December

Plummer, Joseph. “Rooftops Sprout Over Pittsburgh”, Keystoneedge.com, October

O’Driscoll, Bill. “Dreaming Roofs”, Pittsburgh City Paper, 7/30-8/06, p.10

Thomas, M. “Mattress Factory’s ‘Meet the Made’ has people behaving like androids,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, August 4, 2008, www.post-gazette.com/ae/2008/08/14/Mattress-Factory-s-Meet-the-Made-has-people-behaving-like-androids/stories/200808140442

McCaffery, K. “Trailside art on the South Side,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 25, 2008, www.post-gazette.com/life/outdoors/2008/05/25/Trailside-art-on-the-South-Side/stories/200805250226

Sloss, Eric. “For Bingham, It’s What’s On top That Counts”, interview in The Piper, Carnegie Mellon official news, June.

Brennan, Lissa. “The Warhol looks at global warming with 6 Billion Perps Held Hostage!” Pittsburgh City Paper, May 24.

Pasternak, Anne. “Creative Time, the book: 33 years of public art in New York City”, preface by Lucy Lippard et al, Princeton Architectural Press, New York, NY.

Thomas, Mary. “Climate is right for Warhol’s global warming exhibition”, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, On the Arts, Section F, Sunday, June 10.

Templeton, D. “CMU’s solar house a glimpse of the future,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 22, 2007, www.post-gazette.com/local/2007/09/22/CMU-s-solar-house-a-glimpse-of-the-future/stories/200709220117

McNulty, T. “Art Preview: ‘6 BILLION PERPS’ illustrates dangers of climate change,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 8, 2007, www.post-gazette.com/uncategorized/2007/03/08/Art-Preview-6-BILLION-PERPS-illustrates-dangers-of-climate-change/stories/200703080466

Clark, Justin. “Art Farms”, Plenty, Oct/Nov.

McCarthy, Kevin. “County’s green space dwindling.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Nov 22.

Young, T. “Art Review: ‘Small Acts’ title belies artists’ big ideas,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 27, 2005, www.post-gazette.com/uncategorized/2005/12/27/Art-Review-Small-Acts-title-belies-artists-big-ideas/stories/200512270202

Grossi, Adam. “Hidden Woulds”, Pittsburgh City Paper, Issue 40, P.45, October 5.

Gerson, Bruce. “Student Research Blossoms Into Living Roof on Hamerschlag Hall”, Carnegie Mellon Today, Vol.2 No.3, Nov.

Tinsley, M. “Phase I of Nine Mile Run restoration project finished,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 15, 2005, www.post-gazette.com/local/east/2005/09/15/Phase-I-of-Nine-Mile-Run-restoration-project-finished/stories/200509150311

Osher, D. “Green roofs save energy, cut pollution and look good,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, August 6, 2005, www.post-gazette.com/life/garden/2005/08/06/Green-roofs-save-energy-cut-pollution-and-look-good/stories/200508060123

Bauer, Mary. “Art of a New Nature: CAC’s Ecovention Highlights 40 projects that transformed Ecologies throughout the World.” Cincinnati Enquirer, June 27.

Brauer, Kate. “Environmentally Friendly and Fun.” Cincinnati City Beat, vol 8:28, May 30-June 5.

Malloy, Judy (editor). “South Side Radio – Bob Bingham’s Audio Public Art Project Features the Residents of Pittsburgh’s South Side.” Arts Wire CURRENT, vol11:31.

Potter, Chris. “South Side Sound Salvation.” Pittsburgh City Paper, May 22-29, pp. 8.

Spaid, Sue. “Ecovention, Current Art to Transform Ecologies.” greenmuseum.org; Cincinnati OH: Contemporary Art Center; www.ecoartspace.com

Wilson, Stephen. “Information Arts: Instersections of Art, Science and Technology.” Boston: MIT Press, pp. 137-8, ill.

“From Moonscape to Greenscape at Nine Mile Run, One of the Worst Brownfield Sites is becoming an Urban Treasure.” The Magazine of the Heinz Endowments, vol. 1:1, Fall: pp4-17, ill.

Nathanson, Jeff. “Finding Common Ground: Art and Planning.” Sculpture, September, vol.20:7, pp. 30-37, ill.

Wilson, Ellen. “Photos give insight into artistic process.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 1: D 1&4, ill.

Bennett, Sarah and John Butler, eds. “Advances in Art & Urban Futures Volume 1: Locality Regeneration & Divedrs[c]ities. Bristol (UK): Intellect Books, pp. 59-69, ill.

Curran, Ann. “Drama Finds a Home; Art Exhibition Space Expands.” Carnegie Mellon Magazine, vol 19:no. 1:15-17.

Isenberg, Robert. “Auto/visual/indi/visible (review).” In Pittsburgh Newsweekly, May 31-June 5: 25.

Shearing, Graham, “Ringing in Changes.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, May G1: 5, ill.

“Transforming Nine Mile Run.” Pittsburgh, PA: STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Interactive final report CD ROM.

Thomas, Mary. “CMU’s full-time art faculty score with edgy show.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 27: C-9, ill.

“T835: Saftey, Health and Envirnmental Management”, BBC for the Open University series, BBC Video, London (UK).

Winn, Alice. “Faculty Meeting/Those that teach, show.” Pittsburgh City Paper, June 14-21: 40.

Dlugos, Kathleen. “On View: Pittsburgh.” New Art Examiner, vol 27 no 4, Dec/Jan 2000, pp. 44-45, ill.

Barnes, Tom. “Mountain to reach new heights.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 10:C1,5.

Griffiths, John and Kemp, Penny. Quaking Houses/Art Science and The Community a collaborative approach to water pollution. England: Jon Carpenter Publishing, ill.

“Pittsburgh artists exhibit new model for brownfield reclamation.” Trust News, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Vol. 5, Spring, ill.

Shearing, Graham. “Art in the environment.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Ticket, July 15:31 ill.

Thomas, Mary. “Valley of indecision.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Summer Times, May 21.

Tush, Melanie J. “Challenge of Nine Mile Run.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Neighborhoods section , June 13:C1-2 ill.

————. “Team helping nature ‘restore itself.’” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, July 10:C1,4 ill.

Waste Water Management. Final Report by Rocky Mountain Institute in conjunction with Nine Mile Run Greenway Project Team, STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Carnegie Mellon University. Printed in Colorado, soft cover, ill. [in publication]

Winn, Alice. ”Auction figures.” Pittsburgh City Paper, June 6-16:36.

Ample Opportunity: A Community Dialogue, Final Report sponsored by the Heinz Endowments, produced by the Nine Mile Run Greenway Project, STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Carnegie Mellon University, soft cover, 300 pages, ill.

Casey, Kelly. “Arts center opts for mild, not wild.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 11:B5.

Headlines/Environment Program. Pittsburgh: Heinz Endowments, ill.

Lowry, Patricia. “Signs of decay/Shadyside’s Mellon Park cracks, crumbles and creeps toward ruin.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 7:E1-2 ill.

Hopey, Don. “Groups, individual honored for enviro. work.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 27.

Nine Mile Run Watershed Rivers Conservation Plan, sponsored by Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, produced by Nine Mile Run Greenway Project, STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Carnegie Mellon University, soft cover, 378 pages, ill.

Romero, Margie. “What’s Your Favorite Public Art?” In Pittsburgh, August 19:17 ill.

South Side, video documentary directed/narrated by Rick Sebak, produced by WQED PITTSBURGH, Pittsburgh, 90 mins.

The South Side, July issue, Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, pp.16,21 ill.

Venkatasubban, S. “Trips redefine class experience.” The Tartan, Carnegie Mellon University, February 23:L1-7 ill.

Kormendi, Katherine. “Ecological Art, Reclamations”, Talking Leaves, Summer/Fall,     Volume 8 Number 3, Art and Ecology

Hopey, Don. “CMU artists pushing greenway along infamous Nine Mile Run.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 23:B8.

Living Together, (two volumes: Exhibition and Lecture Meeting Notes and Exhibit Catalog) Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, Aichi Arts Center, ill.

Potter, Chris. “Drama Brewing.” In Pittsburgh Newsweekly, cover story, Vol. 13, No. 666: July 30:12-15 ill.

Public Art Review, News Briefs, Vol. 9, No. 1, Issue 17 ill.

Voas, Sharon. “Life On a Slag Heap.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Science & Environment, Sept 1:A1,15 ill.

Tipping, Emily. “New life for city slag pile.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Allegheny Sunday section, August 17:A1,4 ill.

Connelly, Brian. “Nine Mile Run project wins grant.” FOCUS, Carnegie Mellon University, December:1-8 ill.

Hopey, Don. “Strategic initiative.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 4:B2.

Rotstein, Gary. “City looks to develop Duquesne Brewery.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 5:C2.

Thomas, Mary. “The challenge: See a play in a new way, become part of it.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Art Review, August 31:F7 ill.

“Artists continue working to renovate former brewery site.” The South Pittsburgh Reporter, Vol. 55 No. 26, February 14:1.

Between. Meadville: Bowman, Penelec & Megahan Galleries, essay by Robert Raczka, ill.

Clark, Vicky. “Between.” New Art Examiner, Summer:50-51.

Rotstein, Gary. “Brew House plans bottled up.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 15:B1,5 ill.

“While dispute rages, artists proceed with renovations.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Allegheny Sunday section, July 23:A3.

Sculptors at UC Davis: Past and Present. Davis: Richard L. Nelson Gallery, Memorial Union Art Gallery, and Pence Gallery, Davis, CA.

Sozanski, Edward. “Art, More Talent at the ICA,” Philadelphia Inquirer, March 13:7F.

Casey, Kelly. “Conflict brewing at city art center.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Allegheny Sunday section, March 6:A2 ill.

Decker, Jonathan. “Adopting Aliquippa, Art as Economic Development Engine.” In Pittsburgh, July 28-August 3:5 ill.

Miller, Donald. “Biennial Spotlight.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 4:1-2E ill.

Pittsburgh Biennial. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. Essays by Murray Horne, John Kissick, ill.

Shearing, Graham. “Pittsburgh Biennial: A new forum for local art.” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 11:E1-2.

Loeffler, William. “Artistic differences.” Pittsburgh City Paper, August 25-31:3.

Metal, Pittsburgh: Mannesmann Demag Corporation, ill.

O’Neill, Brian. “Showdown brewing on the South Side.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sunday Magazine (cover story), May 2:16-19 ill.

Rosenblum, Charles. “Bob Bingham’s Indigenous Sculpture,” In Pittsburgh, June 3-9:24 ill.

Sculpture at the Point, Pittsburgh: Three Rivers Arts Festival, essays by Jeanne Pearlman, Eleanor Heartney, ill.

Gardner, Patricia. “Boundaries: A Discussion,” ARIS, Journal of the Carnegie Mellon Department of Architecture, Volume 1:14-25 ill.

Lewis, Royal. “The Persian Gulf Bowl, Chatham College Art Gallery,” In Pittsburgh, April 21-27:25 ill.

Miller, Donald. “Politics With a Cutting Edge, Chatham College Art Gallery,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 4:10 ill.

Strub, Christie. “Bob Bingham,” New Art Examiner, October: 29 ill.

Sanchez, Beverly. “This Installation Responds to Need of our Times.” The Phoenix, Feb:12 ill.

Stroud, Marion B. An Industrious art: innovation in pattern and print at the Fabric Workshop. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., p.121 ill.

Art Today, Video Magazine, Working in Brooklyn: Installations, Brooklyn Museum, ill.

Creative Time 1989-1990, New York: Creative Time, ill.

Mereon, Esther. “Installations with Twists of their own.” New York Newsday, August 7:11,13.

“New York Views, Working in Brooklyn: Installations, Brooklyn Museum,” WABC News, September 15, ill.

Wachunas, Tom. “This Art is Made in Brooklyn.” The Phoenix, August 9:9-10.

Working In Brooklyn: Installations. Brooklyn Museum of Art. Essay by Charlotta Kotik, ill.

Ball, Edward. “Art at the Anchorage.” 7 Days New York, August 2:53-54 ill.

Sanchez, Beverly. “Creative Installations turn Anchorage into Gallery.” Phoenix, June 29:7,17 ill.

Shepard, Joan. “The Arts.” New York Daily News, June 25:M8 ill.

Second Thought. Philadelphia: Momenta Art Alternatives, essay by Janet Biggs, ill.

Searching out the Best: a tribute to the Morris Gallery of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, edit. Jacolyn Mott, ill.

McGettigan, Michel. “Tent Show,” Philadelphia City Paper, September 9:7 ill.

Robert Bingham: Goodbuy, Lord, By and By/An Old American Myth or You Can’t have Your Cake and Eat It, Too. Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, essay by Anne Monahan, ill.

“The Scene,” Philadelphia Inquirer, August 19:2B ill.

An Inside Place. Oceanville: The Noyes Museum, essay by Sid Sachs.

Raynor, Vivien. “A Critic’s Guide to Art Beyond the City Limits.” New York Times, August 2:C1.

Shelter ’85. Washington, DC: Zenith Gallery, Essay by Sarah Clarke Hollander, Harry Rand, ill.

Sozanski, Edward. “A Varied Exhibit at Noyes,” The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 4:4D.

Zimmer, William. “Enigmatic Interiors at Noyes,” New York Times, August 25:20.

Gartside, Thomas. “Challenge Exhibition No. 4,” New Art Examiner, May:3-II.

————. “Made in Philadelphia 6,” New Art Examiner, June: 4-II.

Henry, Meredith. “Art with Feeling.” Philadelphia Inquirer, June 4:5-11.

Made in Philadelphia 6, Philadelphia: Institute of Contemporary Art, essay by Ned Rifkind.

————. “Fleisher’s Final Show,” Philadelphia Inquirer, March 5:1E, 3E.

————. “Three Sculpture Shows for Summer,” Philadelphia Inquirer, July 17.

————. “‘Outdoors’ show offers 2 Views of Sculpture,” Philadelphia Inquirer, August 12:14L.