Articles and Reviews
2024
“KCAI Airport Article Series”, Kansas City Art Institute.
2023
“Winter Whiteout”, Spencer Museum of Art.
2022
“Psycho Ceramics”, by Elisabeth Kirsch, Artillery Magazine.
“SIVA Woodfire Ceramics Festival” by Marc Leuthold, New Ceramics Magazine.
2018
Ceramics That Kill, Quilts That Admonish: Linda Lighton and Jessica Wohl, by Blair Schulman.
"In New Show, Kansas City Artists Hope To Provoke More Than Thoughts And Prayers," by Anne Kniggendorf, KCUR.
2017
Article on gun violence and women, in "Of Note Magazine" by MacKenzie Leighton, The Gun Issue, Summer 2017.
2016
Flora and Fauna, Brinton Museum, Big Horn, Wyoming, Nancy M. Servis, January/February 2016, NEW CERAMICS magazine.
Desire, Belger Arts Center, Dana Self, KC Studio, March 18, 2016
Ceramics (The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art) Catherine Futter, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, KC MO
2015
Removal of art in Overland Park exhibit generates discussion about hate. Article by Mary Sanchez, 2/11/2015 (2/11/15), from The Kansas City Star.
American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession, DJ Pangburn, The Creators Project, Vice
2014
Kemper at the Crossroads exhibit highlights Kansas City artists' vigor and invention. June 6, 2014 article in The Kansas City Star. Excerpt: "Among the experiments are a set of collaborative sculptures by Mark Southerland and Linda Lighton, fusing his brass instruments with her organic porcelain forms. Dziedzic relates them to the entwined histories of jazz and the visual arts, but these disparate conjoinings also hark to the famous surrealist line about the 'chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella'."
Meditations from the Middle. Review by Alicia Eler (May 2, 2014) at Hyperallergic.com of the group exhibition The Center is a Moving Target at the Kemper Museum of Art's Kemper at the Crossroads.
2013
Ceramics Art and Perception #93. pg 12-19. by Tanja Hartman.
2012
Gun Art: Linda Lighton's 'Taking Aim' Series Explores Attraction and Repulsion of Weapons. Online article at Huffington Post.
Linda Lighton and Taking Aim are suddenly on target, The Kansas City Pitch, by Tracy Abeln.
New Growth: Linda Lighton & Mark Southerland. Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, KS. March-April 2012. (program text)
2011
"Celestial Terrestrial" group show, guest curated by Elizabeth Kirsch, Greenlease gallery at Rockhurst University, Kansas City MO. Read the review.
"Between Thee and Me," Kansas City Jewish Museum, Overland Park, Kansas (article)
Tanya Hartman, "Linda Lighton's Luminous," Ceramic Art and Perception #84, pg 48-50
Alice Thorson, "Lighton Program makes ambassadors of artists," The Kansas City Star, July 1, 2011
Tara Polansky, "What's going on in Kansas City," Ceramic Art and Perception, #83
2010
Alice Thorson, "Great Expectations," Kansas City Star, p. F1-2, Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010
Elizabeth Kirsch, "Earth and Sky," Kansas City Star, p. E1 & E8, May 11, 2010
2009
"Linda Lighton, Boundless Joy," by Linda Lighton, New Ceramics, The European Ceramics Magazine, July August, 2009 p. 12-15
"Linda Lighton: Flores Retoicas", Glen R. Brown, Revista International Ceramica,No 114, p. 23-25
"500 Ceramic Sculptures, Contemporary Practice, Singular Works," Glen R. Brown, Lark Books, pg. 16
2008
"Confrontational Ceramics," by Judith S. Schwartz, Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 2008, p. 25
"Tubers, Sea Sponges and Flowers, Boundless Joy in Ceramic Form," review by Andrea Norris, Review Magazine, April 2008, p. 40
"Lighton Celebrates the 'S' Word," by Sarah Mote, Kansas City Star, February 23, 2008, p. E3
"The Woman Flower, Linda and her Ceramic Art," by Bai Ming, Ceramic Science and Art, pp. 14-15
2007
"Linda Lighton: New Work, Transition, Growth & Change," NCECA Journal, Volume XXVIII, pg 24
"500 Animals in Clay," Lark Books, a division of Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.
"Linda Lighton: Ceramics," New Letters, A Magazine of Writing and Art, Vol. 74, No. 1, 2007-2008, cover and pp. 48-52
"China Paint and Overglazes," by Paul Lewing, published by the American Ceramics Society.
2006
"Ceramic Works Range From Elegant to Quirky." review by Camille Howell, The News-Leader, Springfield, Missouri
"Dangerous Beauty," by Elisabeth Kirsch, Review, August 2006, p. 52-55
2004
"International Exchange Program Launched," by Marcus Cain, Review, February 2004, p. 42-43
2003
"Linda Lighton's Predatory Petals," by Glen R. Brown, Kerameiki Techni International Ceramic Art Review, August 2003, #44, p. 72-75
"Safe Sex, Ceramics by Linda Lighton and David Furman," by Christopher Leitch, Ceramics Art and Perception, June 2003, Issue 52, (print post publication NO. pp255003/00105) p. 67-69
1986-1994
Lighton, Linda, "Looking at White Space," National Council for the Education of Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Journal, Vol.14, 1993-94, p. 95-97
Lighton, Linda, "Just Fired: New Ceramic Work," NCECA Journal, Vol. 12, 1991-92, p. 51-53
Lighton, Linda, "A Brief Interview with Angela Fina," NCECA Journal, Vol. 10, 1989-90, p. 14
Lighton, Linda, "An Interview with Ted Cohen at the 1988 NCECA Conference," NCECA Journal, 1989. Vol. 9.2, p. 5
Lighton, Linda, "Let's Be Positive," The Kansas City Star, August 21, 1989, p. 3A
Lighton, Linda, "A Meeting of Contemporary Ceramists of Latin America," NCECA Journal, 1987, Vol. 8.2, p. 7
Lighton, Linda, "Spotlight on Tom Coleman," NCECA Journal, Vol. 7.2, 1986, p. 19
Lighton, Linda, "Kirk Mangus Demonstration," NCECA Newsletter, 1986, Vol. 9.3, p. 15