Bibliography, Résumé/CV, Catalog of Works
- The Magnetic Mirror by Ken Feingold, Camerawork Magazine, 1993
- Art Investigating Science: Critical Art as a Meta-discourse of Science by Maciej Ozog
- Brittle Opacities: Ambiguities of the Creative AI by Dejan Grba
- Kenneth Feingold, ACE Gallery by Jody Zellen, translated by Aude Tincelin; Art Press 319
- Talk to me: getting personal with interactive art by Kathy Cleland
- On the Observation of Observation by Slavko Kacunko
- Trouble at the Interface 2.0 by Erkki Huhtamo; NeMe
- A Conversation with Ken Feingold by Matthew Gamber; Big Red & Shiny
- Ken Feingold: New Work @ SMFA by Matthew Nash; Big Red & Shiny
- Talking Heads: Ken Feingold's Artificially Intelligent Sculpture by Nina MacLaughlin; The Boston Phoenix
- Talking heads spout ‘wisdom’ by Joanne Silver; Boston Herald
- Neural Networks vs. Computer-Networked Environments by Christiane Paul; Journal of Neuro-Aesthetic Theory #4
- Recent Works and The Subject of Artificial Intelligence by Ken Feingold (commissioned by KKH, Stockholm)
- Whitney Biennial 2002 by Michael Wilson; frieze
- The Whitney Biennial 2002: The Era of Multi-Dimensional Sculpture Arrives by Flash Light
- Whitney Biennial 2002 catalog online
- As American as Jambalaya... by Blake Gopnik; The Washington Post
- The Interactive Art Gambit by Ken Feingold — courtesy of MoMA, äda’web, and Rhizome; see also tech90s.net and text-only version
- An Encounter with the Computational Unconscious by Riikka Pelo
- Trouble in Truthsville — Ken Feingold with Coco Fusco and Steve Gallagher; Felix
- The Surprising Spiral: Where Sand and Logic Don't Meet by Regina Cornwell
- Dummies, Dolls, and Robotic Simpletons… 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 by Antoinette LaFarge
- Video Art: An Historical Sketch by Christine Tamblyn
- Abstraction Mechanisms in Computer Art by Cumhur Erkut
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