Talk to me: getting personal with interactive art by Kathy Cleland
Trouble at the Interface 2.0 by Erkki Huhtamo
A Conversation with Ken Feingold by Matthew Gamber
Ken Feingold: New Work @ SMFA by Matthew Nash
Talking Heads: Ken Feingold's Artificially Intelligent Sculpture by Nina MaClaughlin
Talking heads spout `wisdom' by Joanne Silver
Neural Networks vs. Computer-Networked Environments: Cognition and Communication in Digital Art by Christiane Paul
Recent Works and The Subject of Artificial Intelligence by Ken Feingold
commissioned by The Royal University College of Fine Arts (KKH) Stockholm
frieze magazine: Whitney Biennial 2002 by Michael Wilson
The Whitney Biennial 2002: The Era of Multi-Dimensional Sculpture Arrives by Flash Light
Whitney Biennial 2002 catalog online
As American as Jambalaya: Whitney Biennial Displays the Variety That Defies National Stereotyping by Blake Gopnik
The Interactive Art Gambit by Ken Feingold
An Encounter with the Computational Unconscious: Questioning Automatic Drama by Riikka Pelo
Ken Feingold in conversation with Coco Fusco and Steve Gallagher, Felix MagazineThe Surprising Spiral : Where Sand and Logic Don't Meet by Regina Cornwell
Dummies, Dolls, and Robotic Simpletons Interpreting Artificial Stupidity by Margaret Morse
The History of the Interface in Interactive Art by Söke Dinkla
Seeking Deeper Contact (Interactive Art as Metacommentary) by Erkki Huhtamo
Resurrecting the Technological Past by Erkki Huhtamo
The Digital Revolution is a Revolution of Random Access by Grahame Weinbren
WINSIDE OUT: An Introduction to the Convergence of Computers, Games, and Art by Antoinette LaFarge
Visual Extension of Photographic Image - Reality and Fantasy by Won-Kon Yi, translated by Kyung-Yoon Suh
Video Art: An Historical Sketch by Christine Tamblyn
Abstraction Mechanisms in Computer Art by Cumhur Erkut
