2021 – July 26 Railway City Blog – About the Artist: Ann-Marie Cheung
2021 – June 6, Toronto Star – By Jessica Dee Humphreys Special to the Star – A Toronto artist’s painting symbolized censorship of women. In 1991, Toronto police ordered it removed
Art for the Soul raises money, provides inspiration
Apr 07, 2017 by Sean Meyer St. Thomas-Elgin Weekly News
2017 – March 9th – The Weekly News – St Thomas, ON at the 12th Annual Women’s Breakfast supporting Violence Against Women Services Elgin County (Illumine Gallery SHE exhibition)
2017 – February 15th – The Weekly News – St Thomas, ON SHE puts light on local need (Illumine Gallery SHE exhibition)
2014 – October 22nd – The London Free Press – London, ON – “On the canvas: ARTS project features both nature and whimsy”
1997 – March 7th – Globe and Mail – Toronto – “Mixing palettes and palates”
1996 – April – CIUT FM Radio – Toronto – interviewed on the programme – “By All Means”
1991 – June 19 – The Toronto Star – Spotlight
1991 – April 1st – Wireless Flash – San Diego C.A. – published by Copley Radio Network – “Art or Smut”
1991 – March 14th – The Montreal Gazette – Canadian Press – “Police order shop to remove bondage art”
1991 – March 12th – CFRB Radio 1010 AM – Toronto – interviewed by Wayne Maclean on his phone in talk show
1991 – March 8th – The Toronto Star – “Painter Defends Her Work” by Jim Wilkes p. A.6
1991 – February 15th – The Toronto Sun – “Bondage Scenes Stir Controversy”
1989 – January – CFUO FM Radio – Ottawa – interviewed on the programme – “Stopframe”
1989 – January 5th – The Ottawa Citizen – “Comic Book Women” – The Gallery of Art show reviewed by Nancy Baele
1988 – February – CFUO FM Radio – Ottawa – interviewed on the programme “Fine Lines”
