Creator of the maze panel, "Amazein' St. Louis" in the old St. Louis Globe Democrat newspaper. He was also featured in many articles in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His national credits included special features in the Weekly Reader, National Geographic World Magazine, Psychology Today, and the Star tabloid. His TV credits include CBS's Kidsworld, USA Cable's In A Minute and NBC's Incredible Kids & Co. He published four books locally. His mother published a biography about Joe titled "The Maze Comes To Life" in 1995 as well as two other publications of his mazes after he died. Barnes Jewish Hospital funded a huge six paneled walk-thru biographical exhibit about him titled "The Joseph Barzantny Story: A Journey Through The Maze of Mental Illness", which is put on exhibit every year for special events.
Creator of the maze panel, "Amazein' St. Louis" in the old St. Louis Globe Democrat newspaper. He was also featured in many articles in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His national credits included special features in the Weekly Reader, National Geographic World Magazine, Psychology Today, and the Star tabloid. His TV credits include CBS's Kidsworld, USA Cable's In A Minute and NBC's Incredible Kids & Co. He published four books locally. His mother published a biography about Joe titled "The Maze Comes To Life" in 1995 as well as two other publications of his mazes after he died. Barnes Jewish Hospital funded a huge six paneled walk-thru biographical exhibit about him titled "The Joseph Barzantny Story: A Journey Through The Maze of Mental Illness", which is put on exhibit every year for special events.
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