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‘Dale Devereux Barker makes art out of all sorts of things, out of pictures, out of works, out of humour, out of frustration, out of sex, out of sitting on the beach. since graduating from the Slade in 1986 he has developed a pictorial language which is distinctive in its combination of figurative imagery and complex layering of more abstract planes and textures scavenged from outside sources.’ 2000
Taken from the essay 'What does one make pictures out of ?'
by Emma Hill in the Exhibition Catalogue 'Excessive Pleasures'
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'Envoy; Life is Completely Interesting' by Emma Hill in autumn edition of 'Printmaking Today', 2006
Artist's story [a-n] Magazine, 2002
City is State of the Art, Worcester Evening News, Review of Access All Areas Exhibition,
Worcester City Museum and Art Gallery, 2002
'In Conversation with Dale Devereux Barker' by Adam Lloyd Monaghan, 'Exhibit A' 2000 'Day and Night', 2001
Metro Life, Review of Excessive Pleasures Exhibition, The City Gallery, Leicester, 2001
Enamelling Without Boundaries, Glass Magazine, 2001
Art Review, Doing it by the book, Emma Hill, 2000
Essex County Standard, Pearls of Wisdom Project, 2000
Working Undercover, Emma Hill, Art Review, 1999
East Angian Daily Times - Exhibition Review "Recent Decent" Chappel Galleries, 1999
Printmaking Today - Prints and poetry , A symbiotic relationship by Anne Desmet, 1999
Art East - Exhibition Feature, 1999
Evening Star, Arts in Town, Ipswich, 1989
West Australian Magazine, Review of exhibition; Leaves to Find, Galerie Dusseldorf, 1988
The West Australian, Review of exhibition; Leaves to Find, Galerie Dusseldorf, 1988
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