Selected Press

Foot Traffic

• Kwacha: Good Morning, Zambia, TV review

• Stanford’s concept of “Foot Traffic,” Mast

From the Ground Up

• Arts at Oakland: Golden Hour, Dashboard

• Dashboard prepares for its “Golden Hour” at Oakland Cemetery, Arts ATL

• The New Art Galleries: Urban Cemeteries, CityLab

• Temporary Art Exhibit on Display in Roswell, Patch

Lightbox

• Art exhibit sheds new light on Tifton, The Tifton Gazette

• Plough Gallery brings colorful “Lightbox” exhibit to Tifton, Albany Herald

• Art exhibit sheds new light on Tifton, Thomasville Times-Enterprise

Deliberation

• Review: Timely “Dialogue: Conflict/Resolution” explores violence, marital politics, race, at Dashboard, Jerry Cullum, Arts ATL

• Dialogue: Conflict/Resolution, Dashboard

• Conflict the focus of ambitious, flawed show, Felicia Feaster, Atlanta Journal Constitution

• Afropunk and the Creatives Project Join Forces, Jacinta Howard, Creative Loafing, Atlanta

A Walk in the Valley

• Writer's Tarnished Reputation Fuels Zuckerman Museum Flap, Jenny Jarvie, Atlanta Journal Constitution

• Kennesaw State University to Restore Censored Artwork, Svetlana Mintcheva, National Coalition Against Censorship

• Guest Editorial: Ruth Stanford speaks on Zuckerman Museum censorship, Ruth Stanford, Creative Loafing, Atlanta

• New Kennesaw State Statement on Removal of Art, Inside Higher Ed

• Georgia University Censors Art Addressing White Supremacism, Sally Hansell, Huffington Post

• Censoring Art and History, Scott Jaschick, Inside Higher Ed

• Reinstate Artwork Censored by Kennesaw State University President, Art-leaks.org

• KSU Commissions Artist, But Then Her Art Ousted, Hannah Morgan, Marietta Daily Journal

• Artwork Censored at Museum Inauguration, Artreview.com

• Too Obscene to be Seen? Kaitlyn Lewis, KSU Sentinel

• KSU Pulls Artwork on Sensitive Subject, David Wickert, Atlanta Journal Constitution

• A Critic's Notebook: Some Thoughts on Zuckerman, Andrew Alexander, Creative Loafing, Atlanta

• Kennesaw State University Orders Removal of Controversial Artwork, Associated Press, Athens Banner Herald

• Georgia State Sculpture Professor’s Work Censored in Kennesaw, Nedda Ahmed, GSU Library Blog

• A Possible Resolution to Censorship Protests at Georgia's Zuckerman Museum, Sarah Cascone, artnet news

• University Orders Removal of Controversial Artwork, Associated Press, Washington Times

• Opinion: Censorship at KSU's Zuckerman Museum a Black Cloud Over Grand Opening, Catherine Fox, Arts ATL

• After Criticism, Kennesaw State Partially Reconsiders Censorhip of Art Exhibit; Problems Remain, Susan Kruth, thefire.org

• Art Censorship at Kennesaw State? Ellen Eldridge, KSU Sentinel

• Artwork censored from Zuckerman Museum opening, Sarah Freeman, Creative Loafing Atlanta

• Censorship of Artwork Mars Opening of Georgia’s Zuckerman Museum, Sarah Cascone, artnet news

• UPDATED: Stanford Agrees to Reinstall Her Censored Work at the Zuckerman, Stephanie Cash, Burnaway.org

• Good News: KSU Rethinks Censoring Ruth Stanford's "A Walk in the Valley," Offers to Reinstate It, Catherine Fox, Arts ATL

• Bulletin: Censored Artwork at KSU's Zuckerman Museum to be Reinstated, Catherine Fox, Arts ATL

• Kennesaw State U. Opens Art Museum With Act of Censorship, Chronicle of Higher Education [Source page removed by news outlet.]

• The Streisand Effect, Ann Laura, Monsterful [Source page removed by news outlet.]

• Best Artist Response To Censorship: Ruth Stanford, Creative Loafing Atlanta [Source page removed by news outlet.]

• KSU Censors Art as the Zuckerman Museum Prepares to Open, Stephanie Cash, Burnaway.org [Source page removed by news outlet.]

• At New KSU Museum, Protestors Picket Over Racially-Linked Display, Will Frampton, CBS46 News [Source page removed by news outlet.]

Promise

• Underground Rising, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

• "Elevate" Reaches Great Heights, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Present Perfect Continuous

• Review: Artists and writers tap personal and collective memory in Agnes Scott’s “Groundstory,” Arts ATL

Sculptural Love Poem to Architecture

• Review: Ruth Stanford’s “Sculptural Love Poem to Architecture” at Callanwolde, Arts ATL

Cryptoecology

• Cryptoecology: Animal instinct, Creative Loafing

• Road Kill, Local Ephemera

• Our Favorite Things, 2008, Burnaway [Source page removed by news outlet.]

Witness

• Public art project breaks mold, AccessAtlanta.com, Access Atlanta

• A (new) Genre Landscape: Artsy parksy, Creative Loafing, Creative Loafing

• WABE Atlanta public radio interview

In the Dwelling-House

• In the Dwelling-House, Mattress Factory

• Artist found inspiration living in old row house, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• Ruth Stanford, Pittsburgh, Art Papers

What Remains

• House beautiful: Engaging installation opens a door to the past, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette