I. Art Exhibitions & Public Installations
II. Books
III. Lectures / Presentations
IV. Art Bibliography

I. Art Exhibitions & Public Installations

= Installation photos

2010
Public
• Moral Dilemmas and Inside Out, Reykjavík Arts Festival, Reykjavík, Iceland, May 2010

Solo
• David Byrne Art Exhibition 関連特別イベント, VACANT by NO IDEA, Tokyo, Japan, 11–26 December
• Arboretum, Electric Works Project Space, San Francisco, CA, July 16 – August 21 [with Dave Eggers drawings]

2009
Group
• Economy of Scale, Hemphill, Washington, DC, November 7 – December 23, 2009

Public
• Playing the Building, Roundhouse, London, UK, 8–31 August

2008
Group
• Voice of Julio / Vox de Julio in Máquinas y Almas. Arte Digital (Machines and Souls. Digital Art), Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid, Spain, June 26 – October 13 (with David Hanson)
• It's Not Only Rock and Roll, Baby, Palais des Beaux Arts, Brussels, Belgium, June 19 – September 5
• SUPERMODELS II: Real vs Unreal, LIPANJEPUNTIN Contemporary Art, Rome, December 13, 2007– January 24, 2008

Public
• Playing the Building presented by Creative Time, Battery Maritime Building, New York, NY, May 31 – August 24
• Bike Racks installed on NYC streets, in collaboration with the NYC Department of Transportation and PaceWildenstein Gallery

2007
Solo
• Furnishing the Self — Upholstering the Soul [Chairs], Hemphilll Fine Arts, Washington DC, November 3 – December 22 

Group
• Deaf 2: From the Audible to the Visible, Galerie Frank Elbaz, Paris, France, September 8 – October 13, 2007
• Notes on Utopia, Maya Stendhal Gallery, New York, NY, March 1 – April 28

2006
Solo
• Furnishing the Self — Upholstering the Soul [Chairs], Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York, NY, October 19 – November 25  

2005
Solo
• Playing the Building, audio installation, Färgfabriken, Stockholm, Sweden, October 8 – November 13

Group
• Destination Works at PULSE/Miami, Miami, FLA, December 1 – 4 [Voting Booth Project]

Public
• The New Sins, lightbox installation, CONTACT Toronto Photography Festival, Toronto, Canada, May 1 – 31 

2004
Solo
• Trees, Tombstones and Bullet Points, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY, October 2, 2004 – February 6, 2005

Group

• The Voting Booth Project, Parsons Gallery, New York, NY, October 8 – December 5
• Shhh! Sounds In Spaces, audio installation, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England, May 20 – August 30

• Tactical Action, Gigantic ArtSpace, New York, NY, April 14 – June 10 [Corporate Signs]

2003
Solo

• What is It?,  Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC,
July 19 – September 26 
• David Byrne, Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York, NY, March 6 – April 26 

Group

• Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artists Gallery, San Francisco, CA, July 2–25, 2003; Nexus Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, October 3 – November 2, 2003; Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL, February 2 – April 2, 2006; Pacific Northwest College of Art Feldman Gallery + Project Space, Portland, OR, August 28 – October 21, 2006 [Corporate Signs]

Public

• The End of Reason, PowerPoint installation, Condé Nast building lobbies, 4 Times Square, New York, NY, September 10 – 17

2002
Solo

• Elective Affinities: A Trade Show Demonstration, Track 16 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, September 14 – October 19 [Individual works] 

Group

• Art Basel Miami Beach, December 5-8
• Tokyo Art Jungle, Tokyo International Forum, August 13–15 [PowerPoint]

Public

• "I Love This Crowd!", Sonic Garden, audio installation, World Financial Center, New York, NY, October 17 – November 30 (with Creative Time)
• What is It?, Yamamoto subway installation, Tokyo Art Jungle Train, Tokyo, Japan, August 2–15 
• Everything is Connected, 215' billboard installation, Saks 5th Ave Project Art, New York, NY, May 29 – July 7 
• The New Sins, lightbox installation, Sydney Festival, Sydney, Australia, January 5–26 

2001
Solo

• Indices: New and Ongoing Work by David Byrne, Maryland Institute College of Art, Decker Gallery, Baltimore, MD, November 9 - December 16 

Public

• The New Sins, public book distribution, Cuerpo & Pecado, Valencia Biennial, Valencia, Spain, June-October

2000
Solo

• The Wedding Party (with Adelle Lutz), LipanjePuntin Artecontemporanea, Trieste, Italy, November 24-February 1, 2001

Group

• Supermodel, LipanjePuntin Arctconetmporanea, Treste, Italy, June 17-September 15    
• Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH, January 29-April 2

1999
Solo

• Weinstein Gallery, Minneapolis, MN, June 25-August 20 
• Better Living Through Chemistry, Lloyd Jerome Gallery, Glasglow, Scotland, May 8-July 1
• Your Action World, Marino alla Scala Art Center, Milan, Italy, April 13-May 31 

Group
• Still <in> Motion, LipanjePuntin Artecontemporanea, Trieste, Italy, October 2-November 30
• The Before Pictures, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams, MA, September 14-December 1

1998
Solo
• Sleepless Nights, Strange Ritual, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Belfast, Northern Ireland, November 12-December 12 
• Fe, Centro Fotografico Alvarez Bravo, Oaxaca, Mexico, October 30 - January 10 
• Summa Scientae Mundi, LipanjePuntin Artecontemporanea, Trieste, Italy, October 16 - December 15
• Your Action World, Civico Museo Revoltella, Trieste, Italy, October 3 - November 2 
• Glory! Sucess!  Ecstasy!, Aktionforum Praterinsel, Munich, Germany, September 26 - November 15 
• Superego, LipanjePuntin Artecontemporanea, First Gramercy International, Gramercy Hotel, New York, NY, May 8 - 11

Group
• Warehouse: A Concept for Collecting, Exit Art/The First World, New York, NY, May 9
• New York Color School, Valerie's Gallery, New York, NY,  May 2 - July 4
• Welcome Tokion, George’s Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, March 17 - April 1

Public
• Under/Exposed, Subway Installation, Stokholm, Sweden, December 21 - January 3, 1999 
• Better Living Through Chemistry, Billboard Project, A Belfast Festival at Queens and Ormeau • Baths Gallery Project, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Nov. 12-29 

1997
Solo

• Stairway to Heaven, Art Futura, Madrid, Spain, Oct. 14-19
• Strange Ritual, La Foret Museum, Tokyo, Japan, April 22 - May 12 
• Desire, McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, TX, March 7 - April 27 
• ActionLoveGods!, Photographs Do Not Bend, Dallas, TX, March 7 - April 19

Group
• 5 & 10: Art For Change, Tampa, FL, July 11 - 20
• Just What Do You Think You’re Doing, Dave?, Williamsburg Art and Historical Society, Brooklyn, NY, June 21 - July 26
• Rio Grande Project: A River Thirsting For Itself, Santa Fe, NM, June 20-Aug. 16
• Icon, SF MOMA, San Francisco, CA, April 18-Sept. 16

Public
• Desire, Public Toilet Installation, San Francisco, CA, Jan. 9-22 
• Kiosk & Guide, Flatiron Building, New York, NY, Sept. 8-15 

1996    
Solo
• Anima Mundi, Camerawork, San Francisco, CA, Dec. 12, 1996 - Feb. 1, 1997
• Stairway to Heaven, Phyllis Kind Gallery, Chicago, IL, Dec. 6, 1996 - Jan. 6, 1997
• Strange Ritual, Bridge Center for Contemporary Art, El Paso, TX, Oct. 31 - Nov. 30
• Strange Ritual, Il Ponte Gallery, Rome, Italy, Sept. 20 - Oct. 19
• Strange Ritual, Gallery 44, Toronto, Canada, Sept. 6 - Oct. 5 
• Desire, MASS MoCA, North Adams, MA, Jul. 26 - Oct. 20 
• Strange Ritual, Mylos Gallery, Thessoloniki, Greece, June 20 - July 14  
• Strange Ritual, Galerie Ressle/Konsthandel, Stockholm, Sweden, Mar. 20 - Apr. 21
• Strange Ritual, Gallery Anonimus, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Jan. 20 - Feb. 20
• David Byrne: Strange Ritual, Photographers' Gallery, London, UK, Jan. 19 - Mar. 9

Group
• Luminous Image, The Alternative Museum, New York, NY, Nov. 16 - Jan. 18, 1997
• Blind Spot: The First Four Years, Baldacci Gallery, New York, NY, Oct. 1-26
• Nash's Greatest Hits,Photographers' Gallery, London, UK, Sept. 5 - Oct. 18
• Inspire Courage, Alice Rubbini Gallery, Bologna, Italy, July 13 - Sept. 1
• Sweat, Exit Art, New York, NY, June 15 - July 20.

Public
• Better Living Through Chemistry, Billboard Installation, A Space 25th-Anniversary, A Space, Toronto, Canada, Sept. 4-29 

1995    
Solo
• Evidence of Human Habitation, Carousel Exhibition Space, Istanbul, Turkey, Dec. 5-18
• David Byrne: Photographs, Books & Books, Coral  Gables, FL, Dec. 1, '95 - Jan. 3, '96
• Strange Ritual, Cristinerose Gallery, New York, NY, Oct. 21 - Nov. 22
• Strange Ritual, Chassie Post Gallery, Atlanta, GA Oct. 17 - Nov. 25
• Sacred Objects, Sleepless Nights, Loja da Atalaia, Lisbon, June 20 - July 1   
• Strange Ritual, Phyllis Kind Gallery, Chicago,  IL, June 2-28  
• Evidence of Human Habitation, CEFFT, Zagreb, Apr. 10 - May 7  
• Sacred Objects, Parco Gallery, Tokyo, Japan,  Mar. 30 - Apr. 25. Traveled to: Kiyumisu-dera Temple, Kyoto and Parco Gallery, Osaka, Japan
• Sleepless Nights, Galerie Arndt & Partner, Berlin, Germany, Feb. 11 - Apr. 9  
• Evidence of Human Habitation, Photo Center, Moscow,  Russia, Feb. 9 - Mar. 2  

Group
• The Colour Red, ACC Rheinhallen, Agrippinawerft, Cologne, Germany Nov. 3–15 (traveled in Germany until end of 1997)
• Blind Spot Exhibition, 214 Lafayette Street, New York, NY, Oct. 6–8
• Metamorphoses: Photography in the Electronic Age, FIT, New York, NY. Traveled to: Blaffer Gallery, Univ. of Houston, Texas, June 9-July 30, 1995; Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL, Feb. 25-Apr. 21, 1996; Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA, June 22 – Aug. 18, 1996; San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA, Sept. – Oct., 1996.
• An Exhibition of Photographs to Benefit Tibet House NY, Robert Miller Gallery, New York, NY
• Blind Spot, The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, TX

1994
Solo
• Sacred Objects, Sleepless Nights, Stills Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, Aug. 15 – Sept. 10  
• David Byrne - En la Pared, Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, July 20 – Aug. 9  
• Photo Works, Stelling Gallery, Leiden, Holland, Apr. 29 – May 29  
• Faith, CBGB's 313 Gallery, New York, NY, Jan. 13 – Feb. 26  
• Photo Works, Galerie Transit, Leuven, Belgium, Jan. 15 – Feb. 27

Group
• Summer Salon (Pictures We Like), Bonni Benrubi Gallery, New York, NY, July 8 – Aug. 26
• Shot in El Paso, El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, TX, July 14 – Sept. 17

1993  
Group    
• Dirty Birds, Wooster Gardens, New York, NY, July 1 – 31

1992  
Group     
• Our Town, Burden Gallery, New York, NY, Sept. 9 - Dec. 19

1991  
Group   
• Beyond Japan: A Photo Theatre, Barbican Art Gallery, London, UK,  July 11 - Sept. 22

1990  
Group    
• Reproduced Authentic, Galerie Via Eight, Tokyo, Japan, Nov. 3-16

II. Books

• Bicycle Diaries, Viking/Penguin, 2009
• Arboretum, McSweeney's, San Francisco, CA, 2006
• Envisioning Emotional Epistemological Information, Steidl / Pace/MacGill, Göttingen, Germany, 2003
• David Byrne Asks You: What Is It?, Smart Art Press Pinspot #13, 2002
• The New Sins / Los Nuevos Pecados, (English/Spanish), McSweeney's (U.S.) / Faber & Faber (UK/Europe), 2001; Bulgarian Edition: Prima, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2003; Paperback edition [English/Spanish, with added Sin]: McSweeney's, 2006
• Your Action World, Chronicle Books, Edimar, Milan, Italy, 1998; San Francisco, CA, 1999
• Strange Ritual, Chronicle Books, San Francisco, CA, 1995
• True Stories, Penguin Books, New York, NY, 1986

[—>BUY books]

III. Lectures / Presentations

2010
• "Creation in Reverse", TED, Long Beach, CA, February 11
• "Creation in Reverse", Stories in High Fidelity, Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY, February 3
• "Creation in Reverse", The Bell House, Brooklyn NY, January 11

2009
• "Creation in Reverse", Open City Dialogue, Pete's Candy Store, Brooklyn NY, November 30

2004    
• "I [heart] PowerPoint", George Eastman House, Rochester, NY, October 1

2003

• "I [heart] PowerPoint", (a WIRED icons event), LACMA Institute for Art and Cultures, Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA, December 4
• "Evil Art and Good Advertising", Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC, September 24
• "Envisioning Emotional Epistemological Information", (a WIRED icons event with Lawrence Weschler), 92nd St. Y, New York, NY, September 15

2002    
• "Evil Art and Good Advertising", Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, November 7
• "Evil Art and Good Advertising", Whitechapel Gallery, London, October 9
• "David Byrne talks with Bill Buford", New Yorker Festival, New York, NY, Knitting Factory, September 28
• "Evil Art and Good Advertising", Track 16 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, September 15
• "City Arts and Lectures", (with Dave Eggers), San Francisco, CA, April 8
• "Public Art and Advertising", Stern School of Business, New York University, April 1
• "Public Art and Advertising", Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia, Jaunary 17

2001    
• "The New Sins", PowerPoint presentation / reading tour with McSweeney's:

2000
• "America: Cult and Culture", American Institute of Graphic Arts, Eighth Biennial National Design Conference, Las Vegas, NV, September 29-October 2

1999
• "Text and Image: Text as Image, Image as Text", National Graduate Seminar, American Photography Institute, New York University, NYC, June 7
• "Text and Image: Text as Image, Image as Text", School of Visual Arts, NYC, Dec 4

IV. Art Bibliography: Selected Press, Essays & Interviews

2010
• Radio interview, Víðsjá (Radio 1) with Guðni Tómasson, 12 May 2010, Icelandic/English [18 MB MP3, 18:54] [Moral Dilemmas, Inside Out]
• Bannað að tala um Talking Heads, Morgunblaðið, 16 May 2010 [Moral Dilemmas, Inside Out]
• Kastljós (The Spotlight) - TV interiew, RÚV (Icelandic National Broadcasting Service), 12 May 2010 [Moral Dilemmas, Inside Out]

2008
• "David Byrne", Art Papers, 12.08 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne Does Bike Racks, Too", Stereogum, 8.20.08 [Bike Racks]
• "NY Hosts 9 bicycle racks designed by David Byrne", AP, 8.20.08 [Bike Racks]
• "Bloomberg Plays the Building", Gothamist, 15 August 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne, Cultural Omnivore, Raises Cycling Back to an Art Form", The New York Times, 8 August 2008 [Bike Racks]
• "Biking with David Byrne", The Wall Street Journal, 18 July 2008 [Bike Racks]
• "Abandon Normal Instruments", The Guardian (UK), 23 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "Playing Walls of Sound", Chicago Tribune, 23 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "El robot de David Byrne", El País, 20 June 2008 [Voice of Julio / Voz de Julio]
• "The Pipes, the Pipes Are Calling", The Wall Street Journal, 17 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne: Playing the Building", BoingBoing TV, 10 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne Plays the Building", WNYC, 4 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne's art organ rocks New York building", Reuters, 3 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne: Sonic Architect", The Village Voice, 3 June 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "My Building Has Every Convenience", New York Magazine, June 1, 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne's New Band, With Architectural Solos", The New York Times, May 30, 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "This Building is Sound", Time Out New York, May 29, 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "A Building for a Song", Newsweek, May 23, 2008 [Playing the Building]
• "Art for All", DAMnº16, April/May 2008 [1.4MB PDF] [Public art & Playing the Building]

2007
• Paper, May 2007 [Chairs]

2006
• "End Product: The Book I Drew", Print, November–December 2006 [Arboretum]
• "In the Modern World", Dwell, November 2006 [Arboretum]
• "Why Chairs?", DB, October 2006 [Chairs]
• Studio 360, September 15, 2006 [Arboretum]
• "David Byrne – Arboretum", Paste, September 2006 [Arboretum]
• "Imelda, Fatboy, a cabaret and me", The Sydney Morning Herald, February 22, 2006 [EEEI]

2005
• "Why?", DB, 2005 [Arboretum]
• "Artiste of the Week", Entertainment Weekly, October 28, 2005 [Playing the Building]
• "David Byrne Plays a Factory, Teams With Fatboy Slim", Pitchfork, November 7, 2005 [Playing the Building]
• "Former 'Talking Head' turns factory into instrument", Reuters, October 10, 2005 [Playing the Building]
• "Byrning Bright on Queen", Toronto The Globe and Mail, May 17, 2005 [The New Sins]
• "PowerPoint Pathos", Financial Times, May 15, 2005 [EEEI]
• "At once artist and huckster: David Byrne's New Sins conquer Queen St.", Toronto Star, April 30, 2005 [The New Sins]
• "Using PowerPoint Analyzed by Artist", New University Paper, UC Irvine, March 30, 2005 [EEEI]
• "The Art of PowerPoint", The Toronto Star, March 13, 2005 [EEEI]
• "David Byrne Explores the Artistic Possibilities of PowerPoint in Berkeley Lecture", San Francisco Chronicle, March 11, 2005 [EEEI]
• "No Backing Band, Just David Byrne and PowerPoint", Seattle Times, March 8, 2005 [EEEI]
• "David Byrne Really Does [heart] PowerPoint, Berkeley Presentation Shows", UC Berkeley News, March 8, 2005 [EEEI]
• "With the Lights Out, Henry Art Gallery", Seattle Weekly, March 8, 2005 [EEEI]
• "David Byrne Apparently Loves PowerPoint", OC Weekly, March 4, 2005 [EEEI]
• "Byrne, Baby, Byrne", LA Weekly, March 4, 2005 [EEEI]
• "Business as Poetry, David Byrne's PowerPoint Art", The Stranger, March 3, 2005 [EEEI]
• "David Byrne Makes his Point", The Oregonian, March 2, 2005 [EEEI]
• "Vulture Culture, David Byrne Ponders the Popularity of PowerPoint", Creative Loafing, February 23, 2005 [EEEI]

2004
• "Interview: Bruce Mau and David Byrne", Contemporary magazine, Issue #69, 2004 [Design]
• "ART Tools of Democracy", Newsweek, October 18, 2004 [The Voting Booth Project]
• "Designers Redefine the Political Machine", The New York Times, October 7, 2004 [The Voting Booth Project]
• Shhh! Q&A, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "Sound Suggestion", The New Statesman, July 19, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "Art: Spice It Up With Sound", Newsweek [Atlantic Edition], June 28, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "A long way to go on the sound track", Daily Telegraph, London, May 20, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "David Byrne and the talking toilet", Guardian Unlimited, London, May 19, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "Musical Mystery Tour", Independent, London, May 11, 2004 [Shhh!]
• "Musician Uses Business Program for Ironic Avant-Garde Art", NPR “Day to Day”, January 14, 2004 (audio interview and text) [EEEI]

2003
• "Good Company: Reimagining Corporate America", ReadyMade, Fall 2003 (PDF: 320KB) [Corporate Signs]
• "Does PowerPoint make us stupid?", CNN (Associated Press), December 30, 2003 [EEEI]
• "The Epistemology of David Byrne", Newsweek Entertainment, December 13, 2003 [EEEI]
• "Turning Heads with PowerPoint", Wired News, December 9, 2003 [EEEI]
• "PowerPoint, Art: With the Program", Los Angeles Times, December 4, 2003 [EEEI]
• "Still Making Sense", The Daily Telegraph, Sydney, Australia, October 1, 2003 [EEEI]
• "Learning to Love PowerPoint", Wired, September 2003 [EEEI]
• "Wild, Wild Life", Financial Times, September 10, 2003 [EEEI]
• "David Byrne's Alternate PowerPoint Universe", The New York Times, August 17, 2003 [EEEI]
• "Verwandlungskünstler", Page magazine, August 2003 (German) [Design, various projects]
• "A One Man Multi-Media Company", The Art Newspaper, April 2003 [EEEI, Corporate Signs, Tree Drawings]

2002
• "On the Record", Magnet, December/January 2002 [The New Sins]
• "You May Ask Yourself: What Is This Unusual Show?", Los Angeles Times, September 15, 2002 [Individual Pictures]
• "It's Like a Thing of Everything...", Danielle Spencer, June 2002 [Everything is Connected]
• "The Good Book", Print magazine, March/April 2002 [The New Sins]
• "David Byrne: Getting the I Out of Design", dot dot dot Nº 4, Winter 2001/2002 [Design, The New Sins]

2001
• "Byrne, Baby, Byrne'", A&E, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "The New Testament", The Guardian (UK), November 2001 [The New Sins]
• "The New Sins by David Byrne", Scotland on Sunday, November 25, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "The New Sins: Good Book for Bad Advice", The Scotsman, November 24, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "The Big Country: Head Talking Head Starts Making Sense", Baltimore City Paper, November 21, 2001 [Individual Pictures]
• Interview with Caitlin Dover, November 2001 [The New Sins]
• "Shame on You...", Resonance, Issue 31, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "Unclassifiable Book", Eye magazine, No. 43 Vol. 11, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "Byrne Confronts 'New Sins'", Capital Times, September 7, 2001 [The New Sins]
• "L.A. AT LARGE: Original Thoughts on Sin: Pop's arty David Byrne slips slyly into the role of moral philosopher", L.A. Times, August 7, 2001 [The New Sins]
• Notes from the McSweeney's Representative, Dave Eggers, Summer 2001 [The New Sins]
• "Gesture, Posture and Bad Attitude in Contemporary News Photography: Apex Art ", The New York Art World, Summer 2001
• "Why I Had To Make This Book", (DB Essay), June 2001 [The New Sins]

2000
• "And The Winner Is... The Middle-Aged White Guy", Print magazine, November/December, 2000 [Political Flesh]
• "Dept. of Talking Heads: The Man Behind the Masks", The New Yorker, November 13, 2000 [Political Flesh]
• "Working with Stefan Sagmeister", (DB Essay), 2000 [Your Action World]
• "David Byrne Profile", Speak, Winter 1999/2000 [Your Action World]
• "David Byrne Talking Back", Rain Taxi, Winter 1999/2000 [Strange Ritual, Your Action World]

1999
• "Corporate Mergers", Surface, 1999 [Your Action World]
• "David Byrne: Not Brought to You By… ", Mother Jones, November/December 1999 [Your Action World]
• "String Theory", Wired, October 1999 [Strange Ritual]

1998
• "Dressed Objects / Wedding Party: How and Why", (DB essay), 1998 [Dressed Objects]
• "Byrne Outside: Talking with David Byrne", Public Art Review, Spring/Summer 1998 [Better Living Through Chemistry, Stairway to Heaven, Public art installations]

1997
• "Talking Pictures", San Francisco Bay Guardian, January 8, 1997 [Strange Ritual, Stairway to Heaven]

1996
• "Artist Exhibits Prints from Book", El Paso Herald-Post, October 30, 1996 [Strange Ritual]
• "Stairway to Heaven & Better Living Through Chemistry", (DB essay), September 1996 [Better Living Through Chemistry, Stairway to Heaven, Public art installations]
• "Still Making Sense", American Way, February 15, 1996 [Strange Ritual]

1995
• "David Byrne Photo Book: Visual Chaos", Denver Post, October 16, 1995 [Strange Ritual]
• "Byrne Marks", Eye, October 12, 1995 [Strange Ritual]

1994
• "Some Bookish Questions for David Byrne", Creative Camera, June 1994 [Strange Ritual, Summa Scientae Mundi]
• "The Sacred and the Mundane", Stills Edinburgh, 1994 [Sleepless Nights, Sacred Objects]

 

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