- Glimpsing Martial Traditions in the Cleveland Museum of Art, by Michael A. DeMarco, M.A.
- The Material Culture of the Martial Arts: Exhibit Hall of Okinawan Karate, by Anne Manyak, M.A. and Jim Silvan, B.A.
- Glimpsing Martial Traditions in the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, by Michael A. DeMarco, M.A.
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Art and the Martial Artist, by Joel Stein, M.S.
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Martial Themes on Kang Xi Porcelains in the Taft Museum, by Michael A. DeMarco, M.A.
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Ukiyo-e: Sumo as Martial Art, by Joseph Svinth, M.A.
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Chinese Sword & Brush Masters of the Tang Dynasty (618-906), by Richard A. Pegg, Ph.D.
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The Way of Brush and Sword: An Interview with Artist Jia Lu, by Michael A. DeMarco, M.A.
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The Magnificent Beauty of Edged Weapons Made with Persian Watered Steel, by Manouchehr Moshtagh Khorasani, Diplom-Anglist
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Asian Martial Art Exhibitions at the Swiss Castle of Morges, by Nicolae Gothard Bialokur; translated by Ilinca Vlad
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Kendo and Shodo in Life: A Long-Lasting Association Between the Way of the Sword and the Brush, by Suien Wada
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Sorting Out Categories of Bladed Weaponry Using the “Persian Revival Sword” as an Example, by Ruel A. Macaraeg, M.A.
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Ancient Chinese Bronze Swords in the MacLean Collection, by Richard A. Pegg, Ph.D.
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Oshigata: Appreciating Japanese Sword Tracings for Their Reference and Beauty, by Anthony DiCristofano
