• Tim Rutherford, "5 Artists to Collect in 2003," Antiques & Art, January 2003.

    • Tim Rutherford, "Beauty Comes from the Heart," Antiques & Art, October 1999.

    • Marty Shuter, "Visual Dialog," Savannah Morning News, August 3, 1993.

    • Polly W. Cooper, "Sculptor Haywood Nichols Finds Pleasure in His Work," Savannah Magazine, July/August, 1992. (1990?)

    • Polly W. Cooper, "Carousel Craftsmanship," Southeast News Leader, January 1992.

    • Polly W. Cooper, "The Art of the Carousel," The Atlanta Star, Winter/Spring, 1991.

    • John Schmidt, "Variety, Quality Key to Combined Show" (Review), Savannah News-Press, October 23, 1988.

    • Linda Wittish, "Sculptor Nichols Brings Animals to Live," The Atlanta North Star (Special for Savannah), September 29, 1988.

    • Tony Brown, "Haywood Nichols Finds His Niche," Savannah News Press, July 18, 1982.

    • Polly Powers, "Woodcarving," Savannah Evening Press, October 24, 1981.

    • Julie Kuhr, "Happiness is Artist's Biggest Payoff," Savannah News-Press, July 9, 1978.

    • Bronze Workshop, School of Visual Arts Savannah, Savannah, Georgia. 1998

    • Selected for inclusion in Design Book VII, published by Taunton Press. 1996

    • Lecture series on Ulysses Davis, Beach Institute, Savannah, Georgia. 1994

    • Lecture to Landings Art Association, Savannah, Georgia. 1994

    • Presenter to Savannah Institute for Education in the Arts (a teacher staff development workshop sponsored by the Chatham-Savannah Public Schools, Armstrong State Ce and local art agencies). 1994

    • Presenter to Savannah Institute for Education in the Arts. 1993

    • Lecture to Telfair Academy Guild on bronze casting, Savannah, Georgia. 1992

    • Lecture to Armstrong State College students on sculpture, Savannah, Georgia. 1991

    • Selected for inclusion in Design Book V, published by Taunton Press. 1990

    • Second Runner-up, Savannah Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Competition. 1988

    • Special Recognition Award, Callaway Gardens Craft Fair, Pine Mountain, Georgia. 1983

    • Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta, Georgia, Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, 1974. Major in sculpture 

    • Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle, Maine, 1973.

    • Armstrong Junior College, Savannah, Georgia, 1962-63.

    • Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, Mechanical Engineering, 1956-58.

Publications, Lectures and Education

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