Kirsten Anderson. (2005) Pop Surrealism: The Rise of Underground Art. ISBN 0-86719-618-1
Matt Dukes Jordan. (2005) Weirdo Deluxe: The Wild World of Pop Surrealism and Lowbrow Art. San Francisco: Chronicle Books. ISBN 0-8118-4241-X
Aaron Rose and Christian Strike. (2004). Beautiful Losers: Contemporary Art and Street Culture. ISBN 1-891024-74-4
Sherri Cullison. (2002) Vicious, Delicious, and Ambitious: 20th Century Women Artists. ISBN 0-76431-634-6 The women of Lowbrow.
Mark Ryden, Robert Williams, Joe Coleman, SHAG (Josh Agle), Niagara (artist), Stacy Lande, Todd Schorr, Camille Rose Garcia, Alex Pardee and Elizabeth McGrath.
Honerla,Elisabeth,2008,The Upset-Young Contemporary Art, published by Gestalten,Berlin,283 pages, ISBN 978-89955-221-8
Magazines
Robert Williams' Juxtapoz magazine .
Raw Vision magazine covers outsider art and lowbrow art. It contains full color images and concise articles on non-mainstream artists.
Hi Fructose magazine, which debuted in 2005, focuses on lowbrow art.
Forno Magazine[1] also includes lowbrow art works associated with sexual themes.
Dangerous Ink Magazine[2] is a UK lowbrow magazine, exposing the movement to the British.
Beautiful/Decay Magazine[3] is a magazine that documents the convergence of fine art, graffiti, design, fashion, music, and other contemporary forms of art.
Tokion is a magazine with both Japanese and US editions.
Stirato[4] is an Italian lowbrow magazine, featuring interviews with, and work by, artist from around the world.
