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Extended interview with Early and a discussion of her works in a 2009 issue of Juxtapoz ("Adam, Eve and astronauts: Chloe Early." Juxtapoz, 04/2009, is. 99, pgs. 62-73.)
Stouffer, Hannah (2013). Juxtapoz, new contemporary. 978-158423-4-661
Milton, Stephen. "Art lovers; They've suffered for their craft, selling bags and washing dishes by day, painting by night, but STEPHEN MILTON finds Corkonian couple Chloe Early and Conor Harrington are finally making a name for themselves in the art world." Irish Independent, 5 April 2014, pgs. 18-20.
