Since the early 2000s, the Think Potato Institute, POTATOISM, and the work of founder Jeffrey Allen Price have been featured in newspapers, magazines, television programs, documentaries, and online publications around the world. The following selection highlights a range of media coverage, interviews, and reviews spanning more than two decades.
Featured Coverage
2019 — PBS Lucky Chow — POTASIA: Potatoism in the East
2018 — The Art Show That’s All Potatoes— Atlas Obscura
2012 — Three Exhibitions Elevate the Lowly Potato at the Islip Museum — The New York Times
2012 — How Long Island Became Potato Island — The New York Times
2003 — Art: A Grand Passion for a Simple Potato — The New York Times
Articles & Features
2025 — The Spud Has Its Day in the Sun — The East Hampton Star
2024 — MainPotRe during Vidzeme Innovation Week 2024— Interreg Baltic Sea Region
2019 — Founder of Potatoism Still Devoted to the Spud — Farm Weekly
2018 — The Art Show That’s All Potatoes— Atlas Obscura
2018 — All eyes are on potatoes in the ‘Potasia’ exhibit at Stony Brook — Newsday
2018 — PBS’s “Lucky Chow” to Feature Wang Center Potato Exhibit— The Statesman
2014 — Homage to Absurdity: The Restless Legacy of Dennis Oppenheim— Hyperallergic
2012 — Three Exhibitions Elevate the Lowly Potato at the Islip Museum — The New York Times
2012 — How Long Island Became Potato Island — The New York Times
2003 — Art: A Grand Passion for a Simple Potato — The New York Times
2010 — Artist presents mash-up of potato imagery and iconography in Riverhead— The Suffolk Times
2010 — The Eyes Have It at Potato Institute — 27 East
Television & Documentary Appearances
2024 — RETV (Latvia) — Potatoes for Gourmets
Feature on the Potatoism concept at a Michelin-star restaurant in Latvia.
2019 — PBS Lucky Chow
Feature on the POTASIA: Potatoism in the East at the Wang Center.
2010 — LITV (Long Island TV)
Coverage of Occupying Potato at the Islip Art Museum.
2005 — Cineac
Charlois — Potato Artists in Rotterdam
Feature on the Aardappelasiel (Potato Asylum) exhibition, including interviews with potato artists Michiel Brink and Jeffrey Allen Price.
2002 — Food Network Spuds Unwrapped
Featuring Potato Artist and collector Jeffrey Allen Price.
Exhibition Coverage
POTASIA: Potatoism in the East (2018)
2019 — PBS Lucky Chow — POTASIA: Potatoism in the East
2018 — Here’s an art exhibition entirely dedicated to the humble potato— SBS Food
2018 — The Art Show That’s All Potatoes— Atlas Obscura
2018 — All eyes are on potatoes in the ‘Potasia’ exhibit at Stony Brook — Newsday
2018 — POTASIA: Potatoism in the East — Newsday (archived PDF)
2018 — PBS’s “Lucky Chow” to Feature Wang Center Potato Exhibit— The Statesman
2018 —Special Collections in New Wang Center Exhibition “Potasia”— Stony Brook University Libraries
Occupying Potato (2012)
2012 — Three Exhibitions Elevate the Lowly Potato at the Islip Museum — The New York Times
2012 — How Long Island Became Potato Island — The New York Times
Think Potato Institute (Temporary Headquarters) (2010)
2010 — Artist presents mash-up of potato imagery and iconography in Riverhead— The Suffolk Times
2010 — The Eyes Have It at Potato Institute — 27 East
Potato House (2003)
2003 — Art: A Grand Passion for a Simple Potato — The New York Times
This page represents a selected overview of media coverage and will continue to expand as additional articles, reviews, interviews, broadcasts, and archival materials are added.