7 Resistance-Themed Boardgames to Strengthen Your Injustice-Fighting Skills - WagingNonviolence.org - March, 2018

Lotus Dimension Press - Aug/September 2016
Forbes, 5 Really Cool Tabletop Games on Kickstarter Right Now
Tricycle Magazine, Meditate--Don't Annihilate--In this new Buddhist-Inspired Game
Boing Boing, Kickstarting Lotus Dimesion, a pacifist RPG
Laughing Squid, Lotus Dimension, A Tabletop RPG Where Players Must Solve All Conflicst With Nonviolence
Kill Screen, New Boardgame is Like Dungeons & Dragons Without All The Violence
Tabletop Gaming News, Lotus Dimension RPG Up On Kickstarter
Board Game King, Lotus Dimension Kickstarter Preview

D&D Yoga press - Feb/March 2014
abc news, Dungeon Master Meets Namaste
time, unleash your inner zen nerd
wired, downward dragon
cnet, stretch and storm the castle
ny times magazine, focus on your fire breathing
npr, wait wait don't tell me limerick at 3:30

Oh Snap!: Celebrating World Braille Day - Slate - January, 2012

Physical GIF project puts .gifs on your coffee table - Wired UK - July, 2011

Interactive People Watching - Gizmodo - November, 2010

Electromechanical "running of the bulls" game - Make - May, 2010

Got Tech? - Daily Maruader - May, 2010

Memory Lane in Central Park - Woostercollective.com - May, 2009

Digital Empire - ULTRA - October, 2008

Braille Graffiti - Public Design, Seoul, Korea - June, 2008

Braille Graffiti - Current TV - December, 2007

The New Grass Roots - Art In America - November, 2007

Who You Calling Weird? - Oregonian - October 14, 2007

Braille Graffiti - Woostercollective.com - August 30, 2007

Jenene Nagy - Portland Mercury - August, 2007

customised city - ICON Magazine - August, 2007

Artist Profile - Art Ltd. Magazine - June/July 2007

A mass-transit trek though Portland's singular sites - L.A. Times - May 4, 2007

Taking art to the streets - The Daily, from UW - April 10, 2007

From Portland, OR, Scott Wayne Indiana Speaks - ArtFaceOff.com - March 22, 2007

The Horse Project - Woostercollective.com - March 1, 2007

Paradoxical Portland - Art Ltd. Magazine - February 2007

Guerrilla Artists invade new space: Forest Park - Oregonian - February 18, 2007

Fine Young Things - PDX Magazine - January 2007

Defining Moments 2006 - ULTRA - January 1, 2007

Portland's Plastic Ponies - Breyer's Just About Horses Magazine - Jan./Feb. 2007

pdxPlained - PDX Magazine - December 2006

Keeping Portland in fresh horses - Oregonian - November 2, 2006

Everyday art - The Daily Vanguard - September 26, 2006

Teeny weeny horses run rings around S.E. Portland History - The Bee - September 1, 2006

Indi-Animated - Willamette Week - August 16, 2006

A waiting room for talent - Oregonian - A&E - August 11, 2006

Best of Portland: Portlandia - Willamette Week - August 9, 2006

Two Reviews - Oregonlive.com - point.flux.broadcast - August 2006

inClover Report - PORT - August 6, 2006

INCLOVER - the Portland Mercury - August 3, 2006

News and Hangings - Willamette Week - August 2, 2006

We can still tie up - The NW Examiner - August 2006

Horse Broken - Portland Monthly - August, 2006

"In Clover" - Oregonian - A&E - July 28

Scott Wayne Indiana's Liz Taylor Piece at Grey|Area - PORT - July 27, 2006

Grey|Area Reviewed by Avantika Bawa - PORT - July 25, 2006 - same review, also here: Big, Red, and Shiny

Pony up some curbside cool - Oregonian - Living Section - June 24, 2006

grey|area - Portland Mercury - June 22, 2006

Shades of Gray - Willamette Week - June 14, 2006

Beauty to the max, minimally - Oregonian - A&E - June 5, 2006

Horses in Portland - KATU Channel 2 News - May 13, 2006

To Dada or not to Dada, that is not the question? - PORT - April 18, 2006

The Horse Project - Explore the Pearl - Oregonian Magazine Insert - April, 2006

PDA: Public Display of Art - Visual Codec - April, 2006

Charged Entries - Oregonlive.com - Is It Art? - March 12, 2006

Mr. Indiana - ULTRA - March 2, 2006

Duchamp's Horse - Portland Public Art blog - February 8, 2006

The Best of 2005 - Willamette Week - December 28, 2005

Art Wars - Willamette Week - June 8, 2005

One Review - Willamette Week - April 13, 2005