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The City of Petaluma conducts EIR for Brian Goggins "Fine Balance" waterfront sculpture.

In 2018 the SF Gate published an article discussing the controversy about Brian Goggins’s Petaluma installation “Fine Balance”.

Coverage of the reveal of Language of the Birds from Brian Goggin and Dorka Kheen.

An article that discusses the changing landscapes of San Francisco by way of gentrification through the lens of Defenestration, one of Brian’s most well known pieces, being torn down.

In 2018 Curbed San Francisco published an article mapping out the must see public art installations in the city.

A feature on Brian’s Samson Luggage sculpture that is on display in the Sacramento Airport baggage claim.

An interview with Brian about his beginnings in the art world, his “site specific sculpture” work, and an overview of Brian’s influences and motivations for his work.

An overview of San Francisco’s “Illuminate SF” city wide gallery of light based public installations.

A list of 5 “must see” airport art installations throughout the US features Brian’s work at the Sacramento Airport.

In 2009 the New York Times published an article highlighting the grand opening of the brand new public library in the city of Lafayette, CA. Brian Goggins’ sculpture “Speechless” was commissioned for the main entrance of the library

A past article that explores a collection of public art works and shines a spotlight to “Samson”, a fun and unique sculpture by Brian Goggin at Sacramento International Airport. For information and to read the article please visit: https://www.viamagazine.com/attractions/art-marks-spot

An article that references Brian Goggin’s “Herd Instinct” while discussing the intersection between San Francisco’s developers and public artworks. For further information and to read the article please visit: https://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/Art-for-the-city-s-sake-Public-art-adds-a-touch-2561963.php

For further information please visit: KQED-Illuminated Art of SF  

Brian Goggin: Valencia Streetscape Project

Curbed.com recently published an article that highlights the public sculpture "Language Of The Birds" as one of the must see spots in San Francisco:

 SFist author Jack Morse recently wrote an article exploring the scope of sculptural works and creative processes of Brian Goggin. You can read it here: http://sfist.com/2016/12/02/video_artist_brian_goggin_discusses.php  

A wonderful article, written by Cynthia Stone, was published at KQED  about the recent installation of Meghalaya in Sacramento, CA: Meet Brian Goggin, Gatekeeper of Your Impossible Dreams    

SF Gate recently published a wonderful article showcasing Language of the Birds and Caruso's Dream. Both pieces are a part of the ongoing Illuminate SF Public Light Art Event which is celebrating its third year!

"As a center for creativity, innovation and invention, San Francisco has attracted the world’s most notable light artists like, well, moths to a flame. This year, from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, the city’s third annual Illuminate SF Festival of Light shines a light on 27 dramatic, eco-friendly light art installations — accessible by public transit and admission free."