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Living North Interiors 
November 2012
See: Burrell Collection inspires artists - The Journal newspaper reviews the Response To Burrell show, in which Helena was showing.
November 2012
See: Paw Print project is unique - American home interiors websire Remodelista is struck by Helena's Paw Print Tiles.
Later the Dogster website and Sydney In Design carried similar stories.
October 2012
See: Ceramic maker-artist 'delighted' at international request
Curators at The Koroska Art Museum & Gallery make a request for Helena's 'Torn Notepad' to be part of the gallery's permanent International Collection of Ceramics section.
April 2012
See: Ceramic Artist up for award in Capital of Culture
Helena's submission to the UNICUM Ceramics Festival in Slovenia is chosen for exhibition and to be considered for top award.
March 2012
in Newcastle Evening Chronicle
See: Helena's Favourite Room
Helena is featured in The Chronicle's series on leading figures in the North-East and the rooms they like most in their homes - and why.
September 2011
on The Creative Boom website
See: Helena at LDF
Helena's 'Torn Notepad' gets pride of place at The Mint Gallery (which is in London's Brompton Art District).
August 2011
on The Creative Boom website
See:
British artist picks up special award at MINO
Helena receives an award at the MINO Ceramics Festival for her 'Torn Pad'.
May 2010
in The Crack Magazine
See:
The 'Artist Rat' - Seventeen Key Facts
A plaque commemorating Helena's work with the late Tony Blair, Artist Rat, was featured in the magazine.
December 2009
on Saatchi Online TV & Magazine
See:
The 'Artist Rat'
Helena's work with Tony Blair, Artist Rat, was selected by Charlotte Bonham-Carter (of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London) for special mention.
March 2009
Living North Interiors magazine
www.livingnorth.com
March 2008
by Liz Walker, Evening Chronicle "NIBBLING on an avocado, pet rat Tony Blair has not been raiding the fridge – he is busy creating his latest masterpiece.
His canvas may be foliage, fabrics and electrical cables, but the talented rodent is causing a stir in the art world after his owner Helena Seget discovered his potential
And now she is hoping the Chinese Year of the Rat will help catapult his work, which already features on the Saatchi gallery’s website, into the spotlight..."'
Read the full article online at Chronicle Live.