Five Women Artists Who Shaped Public Art, 2022
Article in The Age, Melbourne, Australia, 2022
Published in the book “The Big Anxiety: Taking Care of Mental Health in Times of Crisis”, 2022, Published by Bloomsbury (edited by Jill Bennett).
A personal message: Anita Glesta – Studio International “I am reading about, and working on, what it means when a foreign substance … enters the body, and the fragility of being human” — Anita Glesta
In conversation with Anita Glesta – “Women We Create” 2020 We talked with Anita Glesta, multi-disciplinary artist, about everything from soup to the biology of the human body to global connectivity.
Basilica Hudson, “2020 in Art,” 2020 – Excerpt
David Trigg, “Impact of Covid-19 on Artists Part 4: Artistic Responses and the Prescient Zeitgeist,” Studio International, June 12, 2020
Anna McNay Flux Magazine article Anna McNay Meets… Anita Glesta
On Hurricane Sandy’s anniversary, a Red Hook art installation calls attention to climate change – Curbed NY, 2017 WATERSHED Red Hook hopes raise awareness on climate change impacts and mitigation strategies for neighborhoods like Red Hook
Anita Glesta, Author at Metropolis – Metropolis Magazine, 2016 When I returned to New York after the 2009 Climate Change conference in Copenhagen, I kept thinking about the island of Manhattan as a fragile piece of earth, far closer to the Atlantic Ocean than we realize as we go about our daily lives. And so I began the WATERSHED project.
Hyperallergic Review of REVERIE, 2016 Miami Beach’s Satellite Art Fair Draws the Interactive into Its Orbit
Interview with Studio International online magazine for WATERSHED in London, 2015 The artist talks about the motivation behind her brightly coloured projection of frenzied fish on to the National Theatre as part of the Totally Thames festival
Interviews from Yale University Radio WYBCX, 2015
London Art15 Review of SPIN Installation 2015
Economist Prospero Review: Art Silicon Valley/San Francisco, October 13, 2014
Sculpture Magazine, March 2014 Review of the GERNIKA/GUERNICA installation at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum of Art and Archaeology at Peking University, Beijing by Lilly Wei in the March issue of Sculpture magazine
Talk Box Radio Beijing Interview with Anita Glesta, November 2013
Metropolis Magazine article, August, 2013
Crisis as Calling Talk Series 2013 REVERSE and Designcircuit are pleased to present a series of talks in conjunction with the Crisis As Calling competition, which solicits innovative, design-based solutions to situations or conditions caused by crisis.
International Award for Public Art Nomination 2013 Integrated landscape installation, Census, is nominated for the international award for public art.
Catalog for the Arthur M. Sackler Museum of Art and Archaeology at Peking University
e-flux, 2012 MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków presents “Guernica” by Anita Glesta 19 October 2012–27January 2013
Gernika at 75 Years, 2012, Abigail Wender Artist Anita Glesta’s Gernika/Guernica: Desde el Cielo Hasta el Fondo (from the Heavens to the Core)
Catalogue for Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow (MOCAK) exhibit, 2012, Delfina Piekarska
Printmag, 2011 School of Visual Arts is offering “Reconfiguring Site: New Approaches to Public Art and Architecture,” in which participants engage the streetscape to produce active and interactive experiences.
Studio International, “Navigating Memory, the Universe and Nothing”, 2011, Janet Mckenzie
New York Foundation for the Arts TALK, 2010 Artist Anita Glesta is interviewed by Whitney Curator Elisabeth Sussman about her recent installation “PUTTI FOR SARA” and her other work at a NYFA sponsored evening in January 2010.
NY Daily News Story, 2010 Making art that counts! City sculptor Anita Glesta used number of notions in census HQ plan
Hyperallergic, 2010. Census Installation.
Art by the Numbers at the U.S. Census Bureau . Daily News. 2010 Artist Anita Glesta Creates CENSUS Public Art Project
Contemporary Art and Political Violence: the Role of Art in the Rehabilitation of Communities Affected by Political Violence, Christiana Spens 2013 Journal of Terrorism Research, 2013
Further press for Census Walk project, inaugurated July 12, 2010
Sculpture Magazine Feature Article, 2009, “Between Earth and Sky” Carol Schwarzman
NYFA Interview (New York Foundation for the Arts) 2009
Guernica/Gernika Catalogue, White Box Gallery, LMCC 2007, Elisabeth Sussman
Bomb Magazine, 2007 Ellen Driscoll & Anita Glesta, In Conversation, Clip 1 Web Only/Posted Dec 2007
Sculpture Magazine Review 2005, Jill Connor
Art and Humanist Ideals: Contemporary Perspectives, 2003 Art and Humanist Ideals: Contemporary Perspectives by William Blake highlights the project Guernica.
City of Sydney, 2000 Anita Glestas’s sculpture in the Yurong Water Garden is featured in the historical walk of Sydney.
Sculpture Magazine, Tempe McGowan, 2000, Australian Works of Anita Glesta
Public Places, Private Vision, 1999 Monument Magazine
Art Review, Monument Magazine, 1999, Paul McGillick
Michael Brenson, “Review/Art; The State of the City as Sculptors See It,” The New York Times, July 27, 1990
Echo of Faraday Wood 1997 , Art Gallery New South Wales Catalogue, “Perspecta”, Essay by Curator Barbara Matilsky, Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney 1997