Newspapers and Magazines available at Campbell Library

Green, Leslie D. “WHERE THE ART IS; A Guide to Lesser-Known Public Art and Creative Placemaking Projects Around Detroit.” Crain’s Detroit Business 33, no. 38 (2017): 8.
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Hoa Nguyen. “Atlantic City Sees Promise in Public Art.” Press of Atlantic City. Atlantic City, N.J: The Press of Atlantic City, 2012.
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Melamed, Samantha. “MINORITY REPORT: A Survey of Philadelphia’s Public Art Finds Few Depictions of Women Or Members of Minority Groups, but that may be Changing.”Philadelphia Inquirer, 2016.
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Melamed, Samantha. “How Philadelphia Public Art Gets Lost – and Saved: A List of some Historic Works that have been Sold, that Languish in Storage, that have been Rescued.”Philadelphia Inquirer, 2016.
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Melamed, Samantha. “Why Philly Has One of the Nation’s Largest Public Art Collections – and 2 Statues of Real, Historic Women.” The Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia Newspapers, LLC, 2016.
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Miller, M. H. (2010). Scholars use Wikipedia to save public art from the dustbin of history. The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Simpson, David. “First Public Art Project for Atlantic City to Break Ground Next Week.” Press of Atlantic City. Atlantic City, N.J: The Press of Atlantic City, 2012. | Link to Rowan Library Search

Terefenko, Paul. “All Power to ‘EM; the Great Outdoors is One Big Gallery in Philadelphia, America’s Capital of Public Art.” National Post, 2013.
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“Philadelphia Art Museum Starts Gehry Expansion: The Core Project is the most Extensive Reworking of the Museum’s Interior in its 90-Year History.” Morning Call, 2017. | Link to Rowan Library Search