C. Blum Art Institute, Bard College, The Salina Art Center, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery, University of Houston, Crocker Art Museum, Laguna Art Museum.University of Pennsylvania Press, ISBN cloth 0-812203094-9 ISBN paper 0-8122-1376-9 Isabel Bishop. Essay, "Chasing the Shadows of the Times: The Drawings of Isabel Bishop and her Colleagues", 1989. (co-authors Helen Yglesias and John Russell). Published by Chameleon Books of Rizzoli International Publishers. Toured to Arkansas Arts Center. "My American Folk", 1989. (co-author: Howard Rose). Published by McPherson and Company. Process and Product: The Making of Eight Contemporary Masterworks 1988. (co-author Donald Kuspit). Edith C. Blum Art Institute, Bard College. Exhibition catalogue. British Pop Prints 1987, Edith C. Blum Art Institute, Bard College. Exhibition catalogue. "Charmed Places: Hudson River Artists and Their Houses, Studios, and Vistas", 1988 (co-authors James Marston Fitch, Albert Fein, Donelson Hoopes, Sandra S. Phillips, William Rhoads). Harry N. Abrams Publisher, Pre-Modern Art of Vienna: 1848-1898 1987, (co-editor Leon Botstein. Contributors: Carl E. Schorske, John W. Boyer, Anton Pelinka, Wolfgang Greisenegger, Dietmar Goltschnigg, Jan E. Adlmann, Leon Botstein, Alessandra Comini, Erika Esau). Wayne State University Press. Paperback Hardcover The Maximal Implications of the Minimal Line 1985, (co-authors Donald Kuspit and Phyllis Tuchman). Exhibition catalogue. Thomas Hart Benton: Chronicler of America’s Folk Heritage 1984, (co-authors Matthew Baigell, Archie Green, Alan Buechner). Edith C. Blum Art Institute, Bard College. "Archipenko: Drawings, Reliefs, and Constructions", 1985, (co-authors Joan Marter), Bard College, Bowdoin College Museum of Art LandMarks: New Site Proposals by 22 Pioneers of Environmental Art 1984, (co-authors: Lawrence Alloway, Erik Kiveat, Daniel Simberloff, Shelley Rice). Edith C. Blum Art Institute, Bard College. Interviews "An Interview with Linda Weintraub – Curator of "Dear Mother Nature: Hudson Valley Artists 2012" at The Dorsky by Claire Lambe" Artist Linda Weintraub and Michael Asbill Discuss Weintraub's Participatory Art Show . WGXQ Radio feature story. Recent Exhibitions, Performances Weintraub has had a solo exhibition, entitled "Grandmother Earth" at the CHRCH Project Space in Cottekill, New York. The participatory sculptural installation took the form of a large altar-like structure on the wall and floor of the gallery, made from organic matter from local woods—seeds, mushrooms, acorns, bark, twigs, bones, shells, moss, clay, and lichens. Throughout the course of the exhibition, viewers including were invited to enlarge and expand upon the artwork by contributing their own one-foot square additions. She has exhibited in group exhibitions: "Water. Water." show at Emily Harvey Foundation, New York, NY;