LINDA STEIN, Fine Arts Gallery, St. Edward's University, Austin, TX (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Bogigian Art Gallery, Wilson College, Chambersburg, PA (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Alexandria Museum Of Art, Alexandria, LA (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Spiva Art Center, Joplin, MO (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Ford Gallery, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Curtis R. Harley Art Gallery, University Of South Carolina Upstate, Spartanburg, SC (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery, Sinclair Community College, Dayton, OH (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Martin Art Gallery, Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, GCSU Museum, Georgia College & State University, Milledgeville, GA (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Slocumb Galleries, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Sarratt Gallery, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN (scheduled)

LINDA STEIN, Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery, Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY

LINDA STEIN, Neil Britton Art Gallery, Virginia Wesleyan College, Norfolk, VA

LINDA STEIN, P.E.O. Foundation Art Gallery, Cottey College, Nevada, MO

LINDA STEIN, Peter Paul Luce Gallery, Cornell College, Mount Vernon, IA

LINDA STEIN, Flomenhaft Gallery, Chelsea, NY

LINDA STEIN SCULPTURE--STRONG SUIT: ARMOR AS SECOND SKIN, National Association of Women Artists, Manhattan, NY

ECcentric BODIES: AN EXHIBITION OF WORK BY ARTISTS WITH A FEMINIST GAZE, Mason Gross School of the Arts Galleries, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

LINDA STEIN - THE POWER TO PROTECT: SCULPTURE OF LINDA STEIN, Nathan D. Rosen Museum, Boca Raton, FL

LINDA STEIN - KNIGHTS, SOFA, Chicago, IL; Chicago, IL Longstreth Goldberg Art

LINDA STEIN - WOMEN WARRIORS: THE YIN AND YANG, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York

LINDA STEIN - SCULPTURE OF THE HEROIC WOMAN, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

LINDA STEIN - WONDER WOMAN REBORN, The Art Mission Gallery, Binghamton, New York

LINDA STEIN - HEROIC VISIONS, Longstreth Goldberg Art, Naples, Florida

LINDA STEIN - "(K)NIGHT WATCH," New York University, Broadway Windows, New York

LINDA STEIN - THE FACE: AN OBSESSION (three decades), Morgan Gallery, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts

LINDA STEIN EMBEDDED GLYPHS, The Art Club, New York

LINDA STEIN SOUNDING BLADES, Spiva Art Museum, Joplin, Missouri

MUSICAL BLADES, Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, Massachusetts

LINDA STEIN BLADES, Jamaica Arts Center, Queens, New York

BLADES: TRANSCENDING AGGRESSION, Monmouth County Arts Center, New Jersey

BLADES: REVERSING VIOLENCE, Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, Window on Broad, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia

BLADES: A PSYCHOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT, Fairleigh Dickenson University, Edward Williams Gallery, New Jersey

BLADES IN NEW YORK: A MULTI-MEDIA ENVIRONMENT, Soho 20, New York

STEIN ENVIRONMENTAL EXCAVATION, Becton Hall Gallery, Fairleigh Dickenson University, New Jersey

STEIN EXCAVATION, Presented by mayor-Elect David Dinkins, gallery of Manhattan Borough President, New York

CHAIRS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS, Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York

PROFILE, Gallery Camino Real, Boca Raton, Florida

CONSTRUCTIONS, Gallery North, Scarsdale, New York

STEIN: NEW WORK, PAF Gallery of Fine Art, New York

Wo-man-ful-ly, ArtsVisalia, Visalia, CA

Beware: Women Working at Flomenhaft's, Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY

FLORIDA CONTEMPORARY 2010, An Annual Invitational Exhibition Celebrating the Artists of Florida, Naples Museum Of Art, Naples, FL

Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery at Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY

LINDA STEIN, Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, AL

BODY-SWAPPING, EMPOWERMENT & EMPATHY: LINDA STEIN'S SCULPTURE, Casa Frela Gallery, Harlem, NY

SALON 2009, Flomenhaft Gallery, Chelsea, NY

NOBIS SOLO, Tabla Rasa Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

GALLERY GANG 2ND BIENNIAL, Flomenhaft Gallery, Chelsea, NY

WOMEN'S WORK: HOMAGE TO FEMINIST ART, Tabla Rasa Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

WORKS ON PAPER - Flomenhaft Gallery, New York, NY

WREATH INTERPRETATIONS, Arsenal Gallery, Central Park, New York, NY

BOX SHOW, Concepto Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

SMALL WORKS SHOW Gallery Merz, Sag Harbor, NY

SMALL WORKS, Boltax Gallery, Shelter Island, New York

OVERVIEW, Blue Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico

TEXT: WORD AND IMAGE, Firehouse Gallery, Nassau Community College, New York

DEALER’S CHOICE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

GALLERY ARTISTS, Nabi Gallery, Sag Harbor, New York

COLOR, Millennium Gallery, East Hampton, New York

METHODS & MATERIALS, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

BRIDGE: NEW YORK, Sakai City Museum, Japan

POINT, LINE & PLANE: DRAWING AND SCULPTURE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

TO THE END AND BEYOND, Nabi Gallery, Sag Harbor, New York

DIMENSIONS: DRAWING AND SCULPTURE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

SHOWCASE EXHIBITION, The Alternative Museum, New York

YOUNGER ARTISTS, Anita Shaplosky Gallery, New York

DIRECTOR’S CHOICE, Millennium Gallery, East Hampton, New York

FORM AS FUNCTION, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

THE ALJIRA NATIONAL 2, Aljira Contemporary Art Center, Newark, New Jersey

LINDA STEIN / NANCY GROSSMAN, Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, Massachusetts

BOXED AND BOUND, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

A MATTER OF SYNTHESIS, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

SACRED AND PROFANE, Arlene Bujese Gallery, East Hampton, New York

CONSTRUCTIONS, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New York

OIA INVITATIONAL, Brooke Alexander Gallery, New York

IN THE TRADITION II, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New York

THE NEUROTIC ART SHOW II, Artist’s Space, New York

INVITATIONAL, Art in General, New York

BLADES & CHAIRS, Novo Arts Gallery, Boca Raton, Florida

PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, VIDEO, Curated by Judith Goldstein, NYNEX Corporation, New York

TOTEM, Six Person Show, Curated by Timothy Eaton, Museum of Boca Raton, Florida (catalog)

INTERIOR IMPULSE, Curated by Howard McCalebb, Aljira Contemporary Arts Center, New Jersey

WOOD: THE EXTERNAL MEDIUM, Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New York

PUBLIC MIRROR, Clocktower Gallery, New York

INVITATIONAL / DEFINING WORKS WITH PAPER, Bronx Council on the Arts, New York

BAD GIRLS, Curated by Corrine Robins, Aljira Contemporary Arts Center, New Jersey

THREE PERSON SHOW, Susan Campe Gallery, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Virginia

FROM TOOL TO MYTH, Curated by Fred Wilson, Borough of Manhattan Community College, Triplex Gallery, New York

REVIEW / PREVIEW III, Aljira Arts, New Jersey

THE WREATH: INTERPRETATIONS, Arsenal Gallery, New York

WORKS ON/OF PAPER, Queens Community College, New York

AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY WOMEN ARTISTS, Galerie Triangle, Washington, D.C. (catalog)

TRIBUTE TO GREATNESS, Essex Community College, New Jersey (catalog)

THE LIVING ROOM, INVITATIONAL EXHIBITION, Fourteen Sculptors Gallery, New York

REVIEW ’85 / PREVIEW ’86, Aljira Arts, New Jersey

Cooperative Art Directions, New York

Profile Gallery, New York

Radcliffe Gallery, Pennsylvania

Orion Gallery, New York

XI International Biennial of Graphic Art, Moderna Galerjia, Ljublijana, Yougoslavia (catalog)

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Hunterdon Art Center, New Jersey

Bergen County Community Museum, New Jersey

Hudson River Museum, New York

Union Carbide, Manhattan

Waddington Gallery, London

Zella9 Gallery, London

Molten Gallery, London

Galerie Seder, Paris

Nouvelle Gravure, Paris

Drexel Gallery, Manhattan

ART AS ACTION; Site Installations, Performance Art, Video Slam; Jamaica Flux, Jamaica, NY (scheduled)

PS. ON LIFTED, a video screening curated by Caleb Engstrom, Reference Gallery, Richmond, VA (scheduled)

FILMIDEO; 5th Annual Independent Film and Video Screenings; Index Art Center, Newark, NJ (scheduled)

DESIRE .10, Logsdon 1909 Gallery, Chicago, IL

FROM THE CENTER: NOW! Curated by Lucy Lippard, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, IL

THREE-MINUTE FILM FESTIVAL, Studio Art Classes, Mishawaka, IN

ON SNOW, a video screening, Curated by Caleb Engstrom, B.S. Gallery, Iowa City, IA

Can Wonder Woman Cra-ac-ck Gender Stereotypes? Pollock-Krasner House, East Hampton, NY

August 7, "Kulturplatz" with Eva Wannenmacher, Schweizer Fernsehen (Swiss TV)

April 13 - E! Entertainment

January 24 - WXEL, repeated on February 7th

November 15, Linda Stein appears on “The Early Show,” CBS

November 13, Reuters

November 13, Linda Stein appears on “The Situation Room” with Paula Zahn, CNN

November 12, Linda Stein appears on “World News Sunday,” ABC

November 10, Linda Stein appears on “Nightline,” ABC

November 3, Linda Stein appears in “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan,” 20th Century Fox

CTV

October 24-25, Linda Stein appears on “Inside Edition,” Fox TV

October 9, Linda Stein interviewed on CNBC, “The Big Idea” by Donny Deutch

April, Linda Stein interviewed on "The New Yorkers," Channel 26.

Linda Stein Interviewed for one hour by Borat Sagdiev (Ali G). Stein appearing in Ali G Fox Borat Movie of November 2006

"Linda Stein’s Sculpture," LTV Long Island Television, 50 minute interview by Haim Mizrahi

"Truth for a Change" - Cable Channel 34, Produced by Joseph Friendly, 18 Minute air time of interview with Stein at Broadway Windows

"Truth For a Change" - One hour filming, by Joseph Friendly, of Stein's Studio & event honoring Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy, Reaching Critical Will (WILPF), United for Peace and Justice, Western States Legal Foundation, Women In Prison Project.

"Linda Stein’s Sculpture," LTV Long Island Television, 1 1/2 hour interview by Frazer Dougherty

Boston ArtWindows, MA, Seductive Power (rotating sculptural installation)

Choices Medical Center, Queens, NY, to be completed 2011, Ceramic Tile Wall

Smith College, Northamton, MA, 2010, Sculptural Installation

Petite Versailles, New York City, 2009 Outdoor Exhibit and Body-Swapping Performance

Adelphi University, New York, 2008 Outdoor Biennial

International Design Center, Southwest Florida

Portland State University, Oregon (outdoor commission of larger-than-life bronze sculpture)

Spiva Art Museum, Joplin, Missouri

Town of East Hampton, Entrance to East Hampton Airport (outdoor commission)

Museum of Boca Raton, Florida

Virginia Center for the Creative Arts

American Savings and Loan Association, Inc., Florida (commission)

Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York

Bud Merle Associates, Florida

Dimensional Builders & Associates, Inc., Florida (commission)

Hamilton Realty Corporation, Massachusetts

Jenny Curland Associates, Inc., Florida

National Home Builders & Development Corporation, Massachusetts

Newark Public Library, New Jersey

Rockland National Bank, New York

RSM Development Corporation, Florida (commission)

June 18, "The Breakfast Show" Newstalk Radio, Ireland

June 15, "As it happens," CBC Radio 1

December 18, Linda Stein interviewed by Janet Coleman on WBAI Cat Radio Café, New York Radio

November 14, Detroit Radio

November 10, Linda Stein is interviewed on “The Morning Mess,” 93.1 WNOU-FM, Indianapolis, IN

“Linda Stein’s Sculpture,” Provincetown Radio, interviewed by Cy Fried

“Stein’s Sculpture,” WGBB Long Island Radio, interview by Marcia Rosen for A Woman’s Success

“On The Line”, WNYC Radio, Linda Stein, Nan Goldin and Holly Block interviewed by Brian Lehrer on current NEA censorship

Artist-In-Residence: Hunter College, Manhattan, New York (2007-2008)

Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA)

Guild Hall Museum Award, Judged by Gail Levin

Resident Fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts

Resident Fellowship, Djerassi Foundation, California

Resident Fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts

Artist-In-Residence: America the Beautiful Fund of New York

Yearly Artist-in-Residence Grants: Suffolk BOCES Art & Humanities Program, Deer Park School District, New York

Master’s Degree, Pratt Institute, New York

Bachelor’s Degree (Cum Laude), Queens College, New York

Pratt Graphics Center, New York

Art Students League, New York

School of Visual Arts, New York

May, Sculpture Magazine, “New York, Linda Stein, Flomenhaft Gallery,” by Jill Conner

Feb 10, The East Hampton Star, "Stein Performance Work" by Jennifer Landes

Feb 15, Marlin Chronicle, "'Fluidity of Gender' art exhibit" by Alex Gore

Feb 3, Pulse | The Virginian-Pilot, "Here, women are warriors" by Teresa Annas

July 12, New York Post, "Become a spy? No skanks!" by Andrea Peyser

Spring, On the Issues Magazine, "Wonder Woman Confronts a Makeover Moment: A Missed Chance" by Linda Stein

"Ruptures of Vulnerability: Linda Stein's Knight Series," by Ann Vollmann Bible

Spring, Na'amat Woman, "The Power to Create, Survive, Act" by Rahel Musleah, pgs 5-7, 2 color photos

March 5, Dan's Papers, "The Art Scene: Florida" by Marion Wolberg Weiss, 1 color photo

Winter, On the Issues Magazine, "Wonder Woman: A Comic Book Character Shows the Way" by Linda Stein

October 2, Dan's Papers, "Empowering Women by Linda Stein & Jim Gingerich," by Marion Wolberg Weiss

September 4, Dan's Papers, "Artists Make Movies, Screened at Pollock Krasner," by Marion Wolberg Weiss

Summer, ARTnews, "Salon 2009," by Mona Molarsky, pg.129

June 24 - 30, The Villager, "Questioning gender, confronting fear: Tribeca sculptor conceives armor as empowering corrective," by Elena Mancini

May 14, The East Hampton Star, "Linda Stein's Body Armor," by Elise D'Haene, pg.C2

April 16, The East Hampton Star, "Linda Stein's Strong Suit at the Art Club," by Elise D'Haene, pg.C2

Spring, Voice Male, "How Linda Stein's Knights Safeguard Our Days," By Jann Matlock and Joan Marter, pgs 25-27

March 15, NY Art Examiner, "Wonder Woman is Making a Movie in Manhattan," By LA Slugocki

September 25; East Hampton Star; "Linda Stein: The Art of Soft Power"; pg C2

Fall; Bitch Magazine; " Lady of The Knights: Linda Stein and the Art of Soft Power"; by Amy Wolf, , 3 black & white photos

May; On The Issues Magazine; "Linda Stein Knights"; by Linda Stein, Art Editor, color photos

March; Curve Magazine; "Q+A Linda Stein"; by Stephanie Schroeder, 1 color photo, pg. 69

January/February; Sculpture Magazine; "Linda Stein, Nathan D. Rosen Gallery, Boca Raton, FL";
by Skip Sheffield

January 12; Los Angeles Times; "Give Borat the boot"; by Linda Stein

January 4; Los Angeles Times; "Dissecting the Tao of 'Borat' -- did we learn?;"By Hillel Felman

Fall, Feminist Studies, “Vestiges of New Battles: Linda Stein Sculpture after 9/11,” By Jann Matlock

July 8, The New York Times, “Women's Bodies as Art, Wrinkles and All,” By Benjamin Genocchio, 1 photo

June 14, BBC News, "Artist gets even after Borat hoax," By Ian Youngs

wikipedia.org, "Linda Stein"

March, The Boca Raton Observer, “Sculptor Linda Stein’s Warrior Women, The safety of objects,” By Robin Gelfand, pg. 64-67

March 28, "Art from the Feminist Who Stood Up to Borat" Brooklyn Record

March/April, "Linda Stein: Woman as Warrior," Inside Out, By Pat Horner

January 28, Sun-Sentinel “The Power to Protect” By Emma Trelles, Critics Choice, Arts Section

January 14, Boca Raton News “The Power to Protect: Sculpture of Linda Stein” By Reshma Kirpalani, Society and the Arts pg. 10

January 8, Boca Raton News Online “Linda Stein, ‘The Woman Who Stood Up To Borat,’ Introduces ‘Warrior Woman’ at Rosen Gallery”, By Skip Sheffield

January 7, New Times Broward-Palm Beach "Make Benefit Glorious Boca", By Lewis Goldberg

Feminists Who Changed America, "Linda Stein", Barbara J. Love, pg. 443

December 20, artknowledgenews.com “‘The Power to Protect: Sculpture of Linda Stein’ at the Nathan D. Rosen Museum”

November 30, Rolling Stone, “The Man Behind The Moustache” by Neil Strauss, Stein photo & highlights pg. 64

November 27, Us Weekly, “Borat’s Angry Costars, Not very nice! The film’s unwitting dupes cry foul, Femme Fury,” by Mark Cina, pg. 79

November 24, The Guardian, “The Borat Backlash,” By Patrick Barkham

November 17 - 23, Chelsea Now/Downtown Express, Linda Stein’s defensive armor, By Ellison Walcott, pg. 29

November 16, Stern Magazine, “War doch nur Spaß”, By Michael Streck, pg. 192 - 193

November 15, Globus, Croatia, “AMERIKANCI NA UDARU LAŽNOG KAZAHSTANSKOG NOVINARA,” By Karmen Begovic, pg. 29

November 10, Salon.com, “What’s real in ‘Borat’?,” By David Marchese and Willa Paskin

November 9, London Times, “Borat’s ‘victims’ fail to see the funny side,” By Kevin Maher

November 6, USA Today, "The real stories behind 'Borat,'" By Patrick Cooper

November, New York Magazine

October 26, Metro NY, “Borat interview shows artist’s flair,” by Heidi Patalano, pg. 11

October 24, Huffington Post, “Duped Borat Interviewee: ‘He Owes Me One’...”

October 24, Slate.com, “Borat Tricked Me!Can’t I sue him or something?,” by Daniel Engber

October 23, BBC News, “How Borat hoaxed America,” by Ian Youngs

October 19, The East Hampton Star, “Sculptor Gets A Movie Role: Bamboozled by HBO’s appallingly gauche ‘Borat’,” by Sheridan Sansegundo

October 16, Newsweek, “Behind the Schemes,” by Devin Gordon, pp.74-75.

October 13, Downtown Express, “How I was duped by Ali G.,” by Linda Stein, cover and pp.29-30.

October 9, New York Post, “The Borat Trap’s Big Catch: How a fake Kazakh fooled a feminist,” by Andrea Peyser, p.11.

June 21, Times News, Something for everyone at new Jim Thorpe exhibit, By Karen Cimms

Summer, CALYX, A Journal of Art and Literature by Women, Vol. 23, No. 2, “Linda Stein Knights: A Sculpture Series after 9/11,” Essay by The Artsist, Front and Back Cover with color photos, p. 75-79, includes four photographs.

May-June, Harvard GLR/Worldwide Magazine, Vol. XIII, No. 3, “Linda Stein: Sculptor of the 'Warrior Woman,'” Linda Stein interviewed by Dr. Helen Hardacre, Text and 4 color photos on p. 30-31

May, ARTnews, Vol. 105, No. 5, Linda Stein, Longstreth Goldberg Art, Naples, Florida, by Donald Miller, pgs. 171-172

April 6, Press & Sun Bulletin, color photo on cover of "Good Times" entertainment section, "Artist Chat Tonight" text and photo on p. 3.

Spring, The Bridge, Vol. 1, Issue 4, "Sculpture evokes benevolent power," text and photo on p. 34.

November HLFQuarterly, Vol. 6, No. 3, "Knights, A Sculpture Series After 9/11," by Linda Stein. Cover & pgs. 39-53, 11 color photographs including cover.

August 5, Dan's Papers, "South O' the Highway (and the North too)," by Ally, pg. 43

July 7, The East Hampton Star, "Linda Stein: An Artist of Contradictions," by Sheridan Sansegundo, Arts Section Cover (C1) with color photo (7.5" x 6") cont. with text and smaller black & white photo on page C5

May 13, 2005, Dan's Papers, "Max Ernst, Eric Fischl and Linda Stein in New York," by Marion Wolberg Weiss, pg. 56

Mar 17 - 23, Gay City News, "A Knight, Emboldened, Vulnerable," by Deborah Emin, 3 black and white photographs.

December 10, Dan's Papers, "Art Commentary," by Marion Wolberg Weiss, pg. 66, 1 photograph

August 13, Dan's Papers, "Summer in the City: An Art Critic's Journal," by Marion Wolberg Weiss, page 83, 1 photograph

July/August Inside OUT, "Art Scene - Linda Stein" Cover & p. 30, 2 color photographs including cover.

January HLF Quarterly, Vol. 5, No. 1, "Intrigued By the Face" by Linda Stein. Cover & pg. 40-60, 20 color photographs including cover.

September 26 Dan's Papers, "Art Commentary" by Marion Wolberg Weiss, p.49

January A&U Magazine, “Writing a History of Tears”, by Lester Strong, p. 38-45, photograph

Winter HLF Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 4, “The Machete Blade: An Artist’s Search for Security & Strength”, by Linda Stein, Cover and pg. 43-62 & 148, 16 photographs including cover

December 10 Dan’s Papers, “Art Commentary,” by Marion Wolberg Weiss, p.47

November 25 The Sag Harbor Express, “Nabi’s Greatest Hits”, p.11, photograph

November 25 The East Hampton Star, “At the Galleries”, by Sheridan Sansegundo, p. III-4, photograph

November 24 The East Hampton Independent, “Nabi Gallery”, p. B8, photograph

April 30 Dan’s Papers, “Local Color at the Millennium Gallery.” by Marion Wolberg Weiss, p.46

April 8 The East Hampton Star, “From the Studio,” by Rose C.S. Slivka

April 4 The New York Times, “Art Review, Guild Hall,” by Phyllis Braff, Museum p.6, photograph

August 21 The Joplin Globe, Missouri, “Shake, Rattle and Roll,” by Staff, Cover p. 1D & 8D

Thursday, June 23, The Southampton Press (Eastern Edition), "Dazzling Celestial Sculpture Now Graces Airport Lobby," By Eric Gershon

July 23 The Southampton Press, Southampton, “Dazzling Celestial Sculpture,” by Eric Gershon, p. B9, photograph

June 11 The East Hampton Star, East Hampton, “Art Is Up At The Airport,” by Sheridan Sansegundo, Arts Section III Cover, p. III-4

June10 The Independent, East Hampton, “Curious as to What This Is?” p. B13, photograph

May 20 The Independent, East Hampton, “Airport Sculpture Finished,” by Steve Ferrari, p. 8

May 12, Town of East Hampton Press Release, "Stein Completes Airport Commission for Outdoor Sculpture"

March 3 Downtown Express, Manhattan, “Curves of a Machete Central to the Art of Linda Stein,” by Traci Kampel, p.12; Includes one photo

September 3 The Independent, East Hampton, “My Blades Are My Body Guards,” by Linda Stein, p. B 12, includes one photograph

October 3 Provincetown Banner, “Bladed Boom Box 277,” p. 20, includes one photograph

Fall Women’s Caucus for Art, National Update, Vol. 7, No.3, “Blades Are My Bodyguards: Why I Make Machete Blade Sculpture,” by Linda Stein, p. 4, includes two photographs

Winter 1995/96 Calyx Art & Literary Magazine, Vol. 16, No. 2, “Linda Stein: Machete Blades and Beyond,” by Marcia Newfield, p. 75-79; includes four photographs

October The World and I, “Machete as a Medium: The Art of Linda Stein,” by Stephen Henkin, p. 144-149, includes four color and one black & white photograph

April 19 The Village Voice, Vol. 39, No. 16, “Is Bad Good or Bad?” by Arlene Raven

April 3 The New York Times, “Transforming Machetes into Works of Art”

March 20 New York Newsday, “Entertainment Best Bets,” by Greg Gattuso

May/June New Directions for Women, Vol. 22, No. 3, “Sculptor Recreates What Scares Her,” by Marcia Newfield, p. 17

July 6 Downtown Express, Manhattan, “Blade-Penner Wields Pen and Sword in Art and Business,” by Diane Webber, p. 18

April 5, The News (Boca Raton - Delray Beach - Boynton Beach - Deerfield Beach), "Unusual Furniture", by Skip Sheffield

Sept/Oct Art Papers, “Totem,” Vol. 15, No. 5 by Chris Hassold, p. 38

July 11 Boca, Florida, “Modern Totems Charged with Primitive Power,” by Diane Scott, p.11

July 8, The News, Boca Raton, (also Delray, Boynton, Deerfield) Florida, “ ‘Totem’ Opening Draws an Impressive Crowd to Museum,” by Sarah Pollak, p. 8

June 30 Sun-Sentinel, Florida, “Primitive Art Conjures Up Familiar Faces,” by Roger Hurlburt

June 23, Sunday Star Ledger (Newark, NJ), "Furniture Isn't Taken for Granted at Exhibition," by Eileen Watkins

June 21 News Transcript, New Jersey, “Sculptor Turns Weapons into Original Works of Art,” by Kathleen M. Horan

June 21 The Palm Beach Post, Florida, “Primitive and Powerful,” by Gary Schwan, p.25

June 3 The News, Boca Raton, (also Delray, Boynton, Deerfield) Florida, “Stein Exhibit Opens at Boca Museum of Art,” by Sarah Pollak, Cover, p. 18, 20

May 8 Art Matters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, “Education Matters,” by Peter Helfrich

March 22 Star Ledger, Newark New Jersey, “Art,” by Eileen Watkins

Feb 16 Week Ahead, Fairlawn, New Jersey, “Linda Stein”

Feb 13 Hackensack News, Garfield, New Jersey, "Linda Stein to Open Blade Exhibit"

Mar 4 The New York Times, “Two Shows, ‘Bad Girls’ and ‘Personal Visions’,” by Vivien Raynor

Feb 25 Sunday Star Ledger, Newark, New Jersey, “ ‘Bad Girls’, ‘Personal Visions’ Present Women’s Works,” by Eileen Watkins

Jan 7 Dateline Sunday, Clifton, New Jersey, “For Art’s Sake”

Jan 5 Jersey Journal, “Art World”

Dec 1 Star Ledger, Newark, New Jersey, “Environmental Excavation”

Nov 24 Record, Hackensack, New Jersey, “New Art Exhibit”

Nov 24 Dateline Journal, “FDU Hosts Stein Sculptures”

Nov 21 Observer, “Sculpture Exhibit at FDU”

Nov 15 South Bergenite, “Sculpture Exhibit to Open at FDU’s Becton Gallery”

July 9 The News and Daily Advance, Lynchburg, Virginia, “Art Notes, Three Person Exhibit”

Dec 17 New York Newsday, “Nouveau Wreath,” by Avery Hunt, p. 10-11

Feb 9 Boca Raton News, “Artist Uninhibited by Dimensions,” by Skip Sheffield

May 3 News/Sun Sentinel, Florida, “Margate S & L Showcasing Paintings”

April NYSATA Bulletin, “Deer Park’s Artist-In-Residence,” Vol. 23, No. 4, by Phillip Savino

CHRISTINA M. PENN-GOETSCH - Gladiators, Amazons, And Superheroes: Gender and the Recent Work of Linda Stein

MARGO HOBBS THOMPSON - Body-Swapping, Empowerment and Empathy: Linda Stein’s Sculpture

HELEN HARDACRE - Power and Protection: Japanese/American Crossroads and the Impact of 9/11 on the Sculpture of Linda Stein.

JOAN MARTER - Sculptures by Linda Stein

SHERRILL REDMON - Introduction for Exhibition Catalog for Morgan Gallery, Smith College: Linda Stein, The Face: An Obsession, Three Decades

LINDA STEIN - Notes on My Obsession . Essay for Smith College Exhibition Catalog. 47 Pages, 44 Color Images.

SALLI ZIMMERMAN - Exhibition Catalog for Linda Stein

JOAN MARTER - Linda Stein: Portraits in Mood (Also in Smith College Catalog, 2004)

MARCIA NEWFIELD - Power & Vulnerability: The Art of Linda Stein

PHYLLIS BRAFF - Stein's Outdoor Sculpture Welcomes Visitors to the East Hampton Airport

LISA PANZERA - Stein Outdoor Airport Sculpture

CORINNE ROBINS - Linda Stein's Sculptures

ROBERT CRADDOCK - REGARDING THE ART OF LINDA STEIN

DR. RONNY COHEN - Linda Stein BLADES

GEORGE W. STAEMPFLI - Linda Stein

Baumgardner, Jennifer. Look Both Ways: Bisexual Politics. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2007.

Napier, Susan J. From Impressionism to Anime: Japan as Fantasy and Fan Cult in the Mind of the West. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007, pg. 211.

Love, Barbara J. Feminists Who Changed America, 1963-1975. Nancy F. Cott. Urbana Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 2006, pg 443

Winter, On The Issues Magazine, "Wonder Woman: A Comic Book Character Shows the Way" by Linda Stein

Summer, On The Issues Magazine, "Breaking Ground on Feminist Art: Elizabeth A. Sackler" by Linda Stein

Summer, On The Issues Magazine, "Art World Insiders Struggle to Address Disparity" by Linda Stein

May, On The Issues Magazine, "The Art Perspective" by Linda Stein

East Hampton Independent, Fiberarts Magazine, M Magazine, Artist profiles, including Esteban Vicente, Miriam Schapiro, Paul Brach, William King, Will Barnet, etc.

The New York Times Book Review (May 29, 1977, p. 7)

“Let the Students Teach,” School Arts (Vol. 74, No. 8, April 1975)

“Independent Study with an Artist-in-Residence”, Art Teacher, National Art Education Association (Vol. 5, #3, Fall 1975)

Encyclopedia Art Articles, Office Cultural SA, Switzerland, 1973

Curator of Fine Arts Exhibitions and Acquisitions, Art Acres on the Siemens Campus, Boca Raton, Florida. Worked on the creation of the Art Acres Sculpture Garden, including works by Jonathan Borofsky, Louise Nevelson, Nancy Graves and Brian Hunt.

Curator of Fine Arts Exhibitions and Acquisitions, Shirley Fiterman Gallery and Triplex Gallery, Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York

President: Have Art: Will Travel! – A non-profit corporation (since 1979) to exhibit art
Ongoing curatorial projects include:
Breaking Up Gender Stereotypes (BUGS)
Artists for Peace and Equality

Gallery Curator, Performing Arts Foundation (PAF) Gallery of Fine Arts, New York

The Chance to be Brave, The Courage to Dare, Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery, Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY

The Chance to be Brave, The Courage to Dare, Neil Britton Art Gallery, Virginia Wesleyan College,
Norfolk, VA

The Chance to be Brave, The Courage to Dare, Luce Gallery, Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, IA

Stein Studio, NY for Muhlenberg College, PA

Stein Studio, NY for Pratt Institute, NY

The Chance to be Brave, The Courage to Dare, The E.A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art of the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY

The Chance To Be Brave, The Courage To Dare; National Arts Club, Gramercy Park, NY

Linda Stein & Michael Kimmel: Masculinity/Femininity (Part II); The Art Club, Tribeca, NY

Stein Studio, NY for The College of Saint Rose, NY

Linda Stein & Rob Okun: Masculinity/Femininity (Part I); The Art Club, Tribeca, NY

Stein Studio, NY for Drew University, NJ

Linda Stein: Art in the Age of Popular Culture; Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations; Convention Center; Beijing, China

The Power to Protect: Sculpture of Linda Stein; East Hampton Artist Alliance; Ashawagh Hall; East Hampton, New York

The Power to Protect: Sculpture of Linda Stein; Nathan D. Rosen Museum; Boca Raton, Florida

Linda Stein's Knights of Protection after 9/11: A Comparison with Wonder Woman, Princess Mononoke and Kannon; Tuebingen Museum; Tuebingen, Germany

Power and Protection: Japanese and American Crossroads in the Sculpture of Linda Stein; Miho Museum; Kyoto, Japan

Wonder Woman Reborn: The Sculpture of Linda Stein; Roberson Museum; Binghamton, New York

Feminist Art, Antiwar Art, Printmaking, Care of Paper, Drawing the Face, Investing in Art, for institutions including corporations, universities, and libraries.

“Fame: The Power and Cost of a Fantasy: Children of the Famous”, The Art Club, New York. Panelists included children of Erik Erikson, Zero Mostel and Norman Rockwell. Linda Stein, Moderator.

"The Artist in America”, Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton. Panelists included Linda Stein, Edward Albee, Blanche Weisen-Cook , Robert Giard. Katherine Linton, Moderator.

Art and Activism,” The Art Club, New York. Panelists included Jaishri Abichandani, Nisha Ganatra, Jill Szuchmacher, and Imani Uzuri. Linda Stein, Moderator.

“Are Art Critics and Historians Becoming More Assertive in Writing About Women?” The Art Club, New York. Panelists included Robert Morgan, Ann Gibson and Joan Marter. Linda Stein, Moderator.

“Women in the Arts: Going Forward,” The Art Club, New York. Co-Sponsored by the Borough of Manhattan Community College. Panelists included Phyllis Chesler, Sara Schulman, Arlene Raven, Bernice Steinbaum. Linda Stein, Moderator.

“The Gallery System”, Art Initiatives, New York. Panelists included Linda Stein, Sarah Greenberg, Dan Concholar, Branwyn Keenen and Laura Parnes. Michael Filan, Moderator.

“Should Women Carry Blades?” Jamaica Arts Center, New York. Panelists included Roy Innis, President of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). Linda Stein, Moderator.

WCA National Conference, “Contradictions Inherent in Multi-Cultural Feminism, “ The Hilton Hotel, New York. Panelists include Linda Stein. Moderated by Dr. JoAnn Wein.

“Violence in the Streets: Ways to Reverse the Trend,” Monmouth County Arts Council, New Jersey. Panelists included religious and civil experts on battered women, sexual abuse and teenage violence. Linda Stein, Moderator.

“Violence in New York: Ways to Reverse the Trend,” Soho 20, New York. Panelists included Curtis Sliwa, Founder of the Guardian Angels. Linda Stein, Moderator.