| “Living Creatively: Lynn Duryea ’69 sculpts a career as an artist” by Susan Lindt, BUCKNELL Magazine, vol. 13 no.1, winter 2020 pg. 52. (PDF) |
| “Visually Satisfying Darkness and the Light…” by Dan Kany, Maine Sunday Telegram, August 25, 2019 (link) |
| “At 71, Deer Isle artist reflects on 48-year journey” by Anne Berleant, Island Ad-Vantages, December 20, 2018 (PDF) |
| “Grants enable sculptor, filmmaker to pursue new projects,” Ellsworth American, December 17, 2018 (link) |
| Sights and Ceramics: Portland (from Pottery Making Illustrated and Ceramics Monthly) “Process Lynn Duryea,” 2017 (PDF) |
| “The Poetic of Space and Place Lynn Duryea’s Sculpture” by Jim Toub, Ceramics: Art + Perception, #103, 2016, pg. 46-51 (PDF) |
| Ceramics Monthly, “From Idea to Finished Form”, vol. 63 #7, 2015 (PDF) |
| Anna K. Nenonen, “Lynn Duryea: Structures”, Curator’s Statement, 1912 Gallery, Emory + Henry College, Emory VA, January 2013 (PDF) |
| Mario Moretto, “Deer Isle Sculptor Lynn Duryea Named Maine Master Craft Artist”, Bangor Daily News, July 8, 2012 (link) |
| Anderson Turner, editor, Extruder, Mold & Tile, (Westervillle OH: American Ceramic Society), 2008 (PDF) |
| “Saluting a Special Place for Clay Artists”, New England Crafts Connoisseur, Spring 2006 (PDF) |
| Archer Gallery presents Minimal/ist, February 2006 (PDF) |
| Karen Cotton, “Sculptor Builds Art as Tall as Herself”, Wyoming Tribune Eagle, February 4, 2005 (PDF) |
| David Newman, “Lynn Duryea – Works in Clay and Metal: Medium and Mediation”, exhibition essay, Studio Gallery, Brookhaven College, Farmer’s Branch TX, October 2004 (PDF) |
| Glen R. Brown, “Lynn Duryea – The Energy of Edges”, Ceramics Monthly cover article, Oct. 2004, vol. 52 #8 (PDF) |
| Lynn Duryea, “A Bittersweet Ending”, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts Newsletter, Fall 2004 (PDF) |
