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In print:
- Julia Brown, Ed., Michael Heizer: Sculpture in Reverse. (Los Angeles: The Museum of Contemporary Art, 1984), ISBN 0-914-35704-2
- Germano Celant, Michael Heizer (Milan: Fondazione Prada, 1991), Paperback, ISBN 8-887-02902-4 (amazon.com), Hardcover, ISBN 8-887-02901-6
- Zdenek Felix, Michael Heizer, and Ellen Joosten, Michael Heizer (Essen: Museum Folkwang, in association with the Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, Otterlo, 1979)
- Michael Heizer and Mark C. Taylor, Michael Heizer: Double Negative - Sculpture in the Land (New York: Rizzoli, in association with The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and the Nevada Institute for Contemporary Art at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1991), Hardcover, ISBN 0-847-81426-2
- Michael Kimmelman, "Art's Last, Lonely Cowboy," The New York Times Magazine (6 Feb 2005, Pages 33-41, 59, 72, 78)
- Michael Kimmelman, "Michael Heizer: A Sculptor's Colossus of the Desert," The New York Times (12 Dec 1999, Page B1)
- Douglas C. McGill, Michael Heizer: Effigy Tumuli (New York: Abrams, 1990), Paperback, ISBN 0-810-92374-2, Hardcover, ISBN 0-810-91166-3
- David Whitney, Michael Heizer: Dragged Mass Geometric (New York: Whitney Museum of American Art, 1985)
On the web:
In print:
- William Wilson, "Don't Know Trenches but We Know What We Like," Los Angeles Times (27 Jul 1969, Pages 16-19).
- "The New Art: It's Way, Way Out," Newsweek (29 July 1969, Pages 56-63).
- Mark C. Taylor, Michael Heizer: Double Negative - Sculpture in the Land (New York: Rizzoli, in association with The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and the Nevada Institute for Contemporary Art at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1991), Hardcover, ISBN 0-847-81426-2
On the web:
In print:
- Michael Kimmelman, "Art's Last, Lonely Cowboy," The New York Times Magazine (6 Feb 2005, Pages 33-41, 59, 72, 78)
- Michael Kimmelman, "Michael Heizer: A Sculptor's Colossus of the Desert," The New York Times (12 Dec 1999, Page B1)
- Sean Thomas, "The Epic Earth," The Guardian (22 Dec 2004)
- Goerge Knapp, "Knappster: Yucca Grandstaning Neglects Real Impacts," Las Vegas Mercury (11 Mar 2004)
- Keith Rogers, "Yucca Mountain Rail Line: Residents Oppose Route" Las Vegas Review-Journal (25 April 2004)
On the web:
In print:
- Douglas C. McGill, Michael Heizer: Effigy Tumuli (New York: Abrams, 1990), Paperback, ISBN 0-810-92374-2, Hardcover, ISBN 0-810-91166-3
- "Project Pays Tribute to Indian Art," Chicago Tribune (21 Feb 1984)
- Frederick C. Wilson, "Illinois's Do-It-Yourself Park" The Wall Street Journal (20 Apr 1984)
- Douglas C. McGill, "Illinois Project to Turn Mined Land into Sculpture," The New York Times (3 Jun 1985, Page C17)
- Wade Roberts, "Mound Sculpture Gives Town a Lift" Chicago Sun-Times (9 Jun 1985)
On the web:
In general:
Adjacent, Against, Upon
- R.M. Campbell, "Heizer's Sculpture Spirits," The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (6 Jan 1977)
- Deloris Tarzan, "What Those Big Rocks Mean to Seattle," The Seattle Times (12 Jan 1977)
- "One Critic's Work of Art is Another's Pile of Rocks," The Seattle Times (16 Jan 1977)
- Pat Fuller, "Controversial Heizer Piece Completed for City Park," City Employee News (21 Jan 1977)
- "Rocks by any other Name..." The Seattle Times (23 Jan 1977)
- M.C.G., "Adjacent, Against, Upon: Sculpture by Michael Heizer at Myrtle Edwards Park, Seattle," Northwest Art (4 Feb 1977)
- Dicky Moody, "City Defends Sculpture," The Seattle Times (10 Feb 1977)
- Map to Adjacent, Against, Upon published by the Seattle Arts Commission, Seattle, WA
- Image of Adjacent, Against, Upon from Seattle Outdoor Art
Guennette
North, East, South, West 1 (Dia: Beacon)
North, East, South, West 2 (Los Angeles)
Platform
- Bill Northwood, "An Oakland Landmark Grows in the Desert," Oakland Tribune (14 Sep 1980)
- Charles Shere, "Platform Takes its Place in Estuary Park," Oakland Tribune (10 Dec 1980)
- Joanne Dickson, "Oakland, Michael Heizer, Platform, Estuary Park" Art Forum Number 8 (Apr 1981, Pages 74-75)
This Equals That
- Marsha Miro, "Capitol Plaza to Get Giant 'Pills,'" Detroit Free Press (29 May 1980)
- Marsha Miro, "Sculpture has Critics Seeing Red" Detroit Free Press (18 Sep 1980)
- Mike Hughes, "New Sculpture is Dedicated" The State Journal (25 Sep 1980)
- Joy Jakanson Colby, "Capitol Unveiling" The Detroit News (26 Sep 1980)
- Mike Hughes, "A Garden Would Have Been Better" The State Journal (28 Sep 1980)
- Robert M. Murdock, "The Public Pulse: Capitol Sculpture Impressive in Lansing," Grand Rapids Press (1 Mar 1981)
- Barry Kahn, "This Equals That" Monthly Detroit (Apr 1981, Pages 70-72)
- Series of Lansing City Pulse articles by Daniel Sturm on its dismantling and possible reconstruction (includes images)
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- County Services Committee, Ingham County Board of Commissioners, Resolution Supporting the restoration and Replacement of the Sculpture "This Equals That", 10 Feb 2004
In print:
- John Beardsley, Earthworks and Beyond: Contemporary Art in the Landscape, Third Edition (Abbeville Press, 1998), Hardcover, ISBN 0-789-20296-4
- Suzaan Boettger, "Behind the Earth Movers: The Adventurous Support of Dealer Virginia Dwan Allowed Earthwork Artists Michael Heizer, Walter De Maria, Robert Smithson and Others to Realize Their Pioneering Projects," Art in America (Apr 2004)
- Suzaan Boettger, Earthworks: Art and the Landscape of the Sixties (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2004), Hardcover, ISBN 0-520-24116-9
- Jeffrey Kastner and Brian Wallis, Eds., Themes and Movements: Land and Environmental Art (Phaidon: 1998), Hardcover, 0-714-83514-5
- Ann Landi, "Moving Mountains, Walking on Water," ArtNews (Jun 2004)
- Marilyn Stokstad, Art History: Second Edition (New York: Prentice Hall, 2001), Hardcover (two volumes), ISBN 0-810-90610-4
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