Publications

• “Freedom of being who you are: a Ramp Gallery interview with Jason Villegas” by Rebeca Abidail Flores (2022)

• Bear World Magazine "Bear Watch: Jason Villegas" by Kyle Jackson (2020)

• Columbus Art Museum: 60 Seconds with Jason Villegas, YouTube (2020)

• Glasstire: “Salon Style” by Bill Davenport (2014)

• Boro Magazine "Art Imitates Life" (2011)

• ArtLies January (2010)

• Houston Chronicle "Jason Villegas Revels in the Art of Consumerism" by Douglas Britt August (2009)

• Houston Press "Perspectives 167: Jason Villegas" by D.L. Groover October (2009)

• Houston Press "Polo by Jason Villegas" by Kelly Klassmeyer October (2009)

• The Great God Pan is Dead: Jason Villegas/The Art Guys at McClain Gallery, August (2009)

• LACMA Phantom Sightings: Art After The Chicano Movement exhibition catalog by Howard Fox, Rita Fox (2008)

• LA Times Phantom Sightings: Art After The Chicano Movement (2008)

• Art in America "Jason Villegas at Dallas" by Charles Dee Mitchell, May (2007)

• Cantanker Magazine “Okay Mountain: Jason Villegas” by Cherie Weaver, May (2006)

• Glasstire: Jason Villegas by Michelle Gonzales Valdez, June (2006

• Glasstire: Texas Visual Art Online "Tire Iron 52" by Bill Davenport, July (2005)

• Austin American-Statesman “An exhibition of latino art-whatever that may be” by Jeanne Claire van Ryzia, August (2005)

• Dallas Observer “Growth Hormone Mutation Make-over” by Charrissa N Terranova, February (2005)

• Houston Press “New Cartoon” by Kelly Klaasmeyer, March (2005)

• Houston Press “Woods” by Kelly Klaasmeyer, February (2005)

• Glasstire: Texas Visual Art Online "Best of 2004" by Rachel Cook, (2004)

• New American Talent, The Nineteenth Exhibition, Arthouse, Exhibition Catalog, (2004)

• Houston Press “Temporary Insanity” by Steven Devadanam, November (2004)

• Houston Press “No Virgins, No Velvet” by Josh Harkinson, November (2004)

• Houston Press “New World Order” by Steven Devadanam, May (2004)

• Dallas Observer “Urban Brawl, It’s Houston vs. Dallas” by Annabelle Massey Helber, April (2003)

• Houston Press “The Biggest and the Baddest” by Kelly Klaasmeyer July (2002)