Literature
- Bill Arning: Thoughts unsaid, now forgotten…, Boston: MIT List Visual Art Center, 2004
- Jennifer Higgie: Cerith Wyn Evans, London: Camden Arts Centre 2004
- Moritz Küng (ed.): Cerith Wyn Evans, ... - delay, Buchhandlung König, Cologne 2009 ISBN 978-32-86560-722-5
- Hans Ulrich Obrist in conversation with Cerith Wyn Evans. König, Cologne 2010. The Conversation Series 24. ISBN 978-3-80560-633-4.
- Octavio Zaya (ed.):...visibleinvisible; with MUSAC, Leon; text: Spanish/English by Octavio Zaya and Daniel Birnbaum, Verlag Hatje Cantz, Westfildern 2008 ISBN 978-3-7757-2131-8
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